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Expected results
The behaviour of sorting a primitive list of strings and a list of objects by a string property type should be the same.
Actual Results
Sequence from sorting objects on a string property from a top level object:
AihngsPumyLMy
APEl741s
eD39VjHZWC8HAlsnMZTNTc6vAfVF
Jw8JGmnNDFqQ2KLReb2QX2pAq3zEu
lkkKZWVrZZKJUFShPayIBGcfR3qrovi
Sequence from sorting a primitive list of strings:
APEl741s
AihngsPumyLMy
Jw8JGmnNDFqQ2KLReb2QX2pAq3zEu
eD39VjHZWC8HAlsnMZTNTc6vAfVF
lkkKZWVrZZKJUFShPayIBGcfR3qrovi
When sorting by the list of strings, the case of the string is taken into account.
Steps & Code to Reproduce
For this set of strings:
AihngsPumyLMy
APEl741s
eD39VjHZWC8HAlsnMZTNTc6vAfVF
Jw8JGmnNDFqQ2KLReb2QX2pAq3zEu
lkkKZWVrZZKJUFShPayIBGcfR3qrovi
Create a top level object for each string and then useResults
to sort ascending on the string property.
Create a separate top level object with a primitive list property, append each string to the list and then sort ascending.
Core version
Core version: 13.26.0
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