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#1887 Priority settings uses randomsort
Closed: Fixed Opened by puiterwijk.

Closed: Fixed
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The priority list in the projects' settings seems to be randomly sorted.

The order of the priorities is the one set by the person who creates the priority list, so I cannot see what made you think they are randomly sorted.

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Edited by pingou

The order of the priorities is the one set by the person who creates the priority list, so I cannot see what made you think they are randomly sorted.

I'm going to disagree with that last statement.
Edited by puiterwijk

I'm going to disagree with that last statement.

And I would ask you how you created this list of priorities :)

I went to the Project settings, clicked Add Priority, added "1\tBlocker", clicked it again, added "2\tCritical", ...., and then hit the Save button.
I reproduced this twice for two different projects.

And a test for this issue is in #1894

I clicked "Default priority set" and then Update.

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Edited by pingou

Metadata Update from @pingou:
- Issue assigned to pingou

Hm, is this still happening? I looks like since 3a9d23e05b4d1f3ebc0dc22203b77ef507dfa9ea the keys are sorted in the template and thus the order should be consitent.

This seems to be fixed for me.

Closing as such, please re-open if it is not :)

Metadata Update from @pingou:
- Issue close_status updated to: Fixed
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