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lose null handling and case-sensitivity flags
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Sort.descending
and Sort.ascending
loses null handling and case-sensitivity flags
Sort.descending
and Sort.ascending
loses null handling and case-sensitivity flagsSort.descending
and Sort.ascending
lose null handling and case-sensitivity flags
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…ion. We now retain case-sensitivity and null-handling configuration when changing the entire Sort direction. Closes #2585
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…ion. We now retain case-sensitivity and null-handling configuration when changing the entire Sort direction. Closes #2585
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…ion. We now retain case-sensitivity and null-handling configuration when changing the entire Sort direction. Closes #2585
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I was puzzled for a while when I used
Sort.descending()
. Javadoc saysI had set
ignoreCase
to true onOrder
but switching to descending sorting negated that change. I understood "with the current setup" to keep ignoreCase setting as is.https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71485388/why-does-spring-datas-sort-descending-reset-ignorecase
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