Describe the bug
In Collections, sorting by Delete Soonest and Delete Latest always produces the same result, matching Delete Soonest.
Sorting by Most Watched and Least Watched also produces no visible change, and it is unclear which sorting rule is actually being applied.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Go to
Collections
- Open a collection with multiple items that have different delete timelines
- Use the sorting filter and switch between
Delete Soonest and Delete Latest, then Most Watched and Least Watched
- Observe the sorting results
Expected behavior
Delete Soonest should sort items in ascending order by days until deletion
Delete Latest should sort items in descending order by days until deletion
Most Watched should sort items in descending order by watch count
Least Watched should sort items in ascending order by watch count
Device
- Docker:
maintainerr/maintainerr:latest (3.4.1)
- Version:
3.4.1 (latest-e0c259d)
- Server:
Plex
Describe the bug
In Collections, sorting by
Delete SoonestandDelete Latestalways produces the same result, matchingDelete Soonest.Sorting by
Most WatchedandLeast Watchedalso produces no visible change, and it is unclear which sorting rule is actually being applied.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
CollectionsDelete SoonestandDelete Latest, thenMost WatchedandLeast WatchedExpected behavior
Delete Soonestshould sort items in ascending order by days until deletionDelete Latestshould sort items in descending order by days until deletionMost Watchedshould sort items in descending order by watch countLeast Watchedshould sort items in ascending order by watch countDevice
maintainerr/maintainerr:latest(3.4.1)3.4.1 (latest-e0c259d)Plex