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The sort menu offers GitHub's orders: newest, oldest, recently updated, least recently updated, most commented and most reactions. The choice is saved with the other host settings and passed to the search API as its sort and order parameters, which were fixed to created/desc. Closes ajma#4 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Closes #4.
Adds a sort menu at the end of the issue table's header, after the filter menus, as on github.com. It offers GitHub's orders: Newest, Oldest, Recently updated, Least recently updated, Most commented and Most reactions. The button names the current order.
sort, defaulting tocreated-desc), so it carries across sessions and clients like the density.issues.pagetakes an optionalsortand passes it to the search API assort/order, which were fixed tocreated/desc. Changing the order goes back to page 1.Tested:
npm run typecheckandnpm test(new server, shared and screen tests). Also installed on a Paseo host and calledissues.pagethrough the daemon with several orders, checking the results againstgh api search/issueswith the same parameters.🤖 Generated with Claude Code