I’ve got quite a few snaps now, and when I look at them via https://dashboard.snapcraft.io/snaps the list of snaps seems to be randomly sorted. Is it possible for the list of snaps to be sorted alphanumerically to make finding them a little easier?
Hi @cking ,
The list is not randomly sorted, is sorted by latest activity on a snap. So the snaps are the top are those that you or a collaborator have modified the latest (except for Revoked snaps that are pushed down to the bottom).
Makes sense?
Regards, Natalia.
Ah, that’s a little inconvenient as I try to have a regular-ish cadence on my snap uploads so for me, the latest ones at the top are not the ones I’m interested in, so I have to go hunt for them down the list.
At least I know there is some ordering method used now.
what counts as “activity”? Because in my list I have a snap a snap I created 2018-11-15, then a snap I haven’t touched since 2018-09-24 , then a snap I haven’t touched since 2018-06-14, and then many snaps further down a snap I built and published on 2018-11-14 and released to stable 2018-11-24.
@chipaca Could you please share a screenshot of your home page, or list the snaps by name and the order you see, so I can debug?
Thanks.
it doesn’t really fit in a screenshot. This is the order they appear in:
In [8]: t.xpath('//a[@data-test="package-summary-name"]/text()')
Out[8]:
['test-snapd-epoch',
'icdiff',
'z',
'unifonter',
'bofh',
'test-snapd-connectivity',
'interdenominational-counterintelligences',
'test-snapd-service-notify',
'hello-world',
'http',
'test-snapd-classic-confinement',
'xbill-xaw',
'classic',
'test-snapd-tools',
'devmode-world',
'eeevil',
'sudo',
'canonical-i386',
'ubuntu-core']
the http
snap was updated very recently, compared to icdiff for example.