We should standardize our Table sorting behavior throughout Kibana. This way users can sort ant Table and know what to expect.
Let's sort the way OS X does it:

- When a table is first viewed, all columns default to sorting Ascending on the default column. We'll call this Column A.
- Clicking on a new column, Column B, sorts the table by that column, also Ascending.
- Clicking on Column B again reverses the sort to Descending. This sort direction is preserved on a per-column basis.
- This means that clicking on Column A will sort the table Ascending by that column, because that was the direction that column was last sorted with.
- Likewise, clicking on Column B will sort the table Descending by column, because that was the last direction that column was sorted with.
We should standardize our Table sorting behavior throughout Kibana. This way users can sort ant Table and know what to expect.
Let's sort the way OS X does it: