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| Status: | resolved | Responsible: | Mads Sülau Jørgensen / madssj | Type: | enhancement |
| Milestone: | 1. Above the Law | Component: | usability | Version: | none |

#1
4 months ago
→ Changed milestone from nothing to 1. Above the Law.
→ Changed responsible from nobody to jespern.
→ Changed type from proposal to enhancement.
→ Changed status from new to open.
#2
4 months ago
→ Changed status from open to resolved.
I've fixed this. Sorry for the issue theft.
#3
4 months ago
→ Changed responsible from jespern to madssj.
→ Changed status from resolved to open.
Regression.
#4
4 months ago
Regression?
#5
4 months ago
Used to work, doesn't anymore :)
#6
4 months ago
Works great here. Just looked at the __cmp__ method and the call to sorted() and both are intact in tip.
How does it look at your end? Are you running python 2.5 or 2.4? (not that it should matter) Are the two calls I've mentioned intact in your copy? Template changes? Dirty cache?
#7
4 months ago
Silly comment system, you should preserve my newlines!
#8
4 months ago
Hm, I was actually just seeing it live, is your repository-dropdown sorted on bitbucket.org now?
#9
4 months ago
My repository dropdown is sorted on bitbucket.org, yes.
#10
4 months ago
Ah, I see, the problem is probably the repositories where I'm owner. All my repos are sorted correctly, except that the first repo in the dropdown is my "Testing" repo, which I added recently.
#11
4 months ago
Is it actually called Testing with a capital t?
#12
4 months ago
Right, just verified that repository names are not lowercased uppon creation. I'll just commit a fix to the __cmp__ method, that will force the lowercoding, but it's not a propper fix, #234 is.
#13
4 months ago
On second hand, I will not fix this in the sorting, but leave the fix for the other ticket. Otherwise the sorting will just be forgotten, and will yield an unexpected result.
The code needed to fix it would have been:
#14
4 months ago
→ Changed status from open to resolved.