Change default job ordering to newest first#261
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Updated the default ordering for job executions to sort by job_id in descending order (job_id: :desc) instead of ascending. This change makes recently finished or failed jobs appear at the top of the list, aligning with expected UX and improving discoverability.This change addresses rails#246.
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Closing this one, as this needs to be done in a different way. See #114 for details. |
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close #246
Summary
This pull request updates the default sorting behavior of job executions to display the most recent jobs first (job_id: :desc) instead of the oldest first (job_id: :asc).
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Rather than introducing full sorting functionality (which would require larger UI and backend changes), this PR focuses only on reversing the default sort order.
In most cases, sorting jobs in ascending order provides little benefit. On the other hand, defaulting to newest-first is more intuitive and practical — especially for failed or completed jobs. Therefore, this change applies the new default more broadly.