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First, I'm sorry if I created this in the wrong place (I wasn't sure if to create here on on the Fluent repository). Next, I'd like to note that no issue template is provided on GitHub at the time of this writing, it would probably be helpful to create some.
Now to my issue: I'd like to sort all entries in my Task model using the PostgreSQL driver by the name field. But I'd like to sort it in a case-insensitive manner. I found some discussions about case-insensitive filtering (which also seems to be a still unresolved issue within Fluent), but I've found no mentions of sorting anywhere.
As a first step, I'd be happy if the case-insensitivity was provided at all, even if it is using English as the language. As an improvement it could learn to be language-agnostic, or in the best case even support diacritic-insensitive sorting, too (e.g. ü/Ü/u/u/ú/ù/Ú/Ù would all be equal).
Combining case- and diacritic-insensitive sorting would allow for the typically expected sorting, so I think this is key.
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This is probably out of scope for Fluent since the supported databases don't all support this. Providing a custom query with SQL for the sort function or lowercase function etc is probably the way forward as Fluent needs to be the lowest common denominator of all DBs.
First, I'm sorry if I created this in the wrong place (I wasn't sure if to create here on on the Fluent repository). Next, I'd like to note that no issue template is provided on GitHub at the time of this writing, it would probably be helpful to create some.
Now to my issue: I'd like to sort all entries in my
Task
model using the PostgreSQL driver by thename
field. But I'd like to sort it in a case-insensitive manner. I found some discussions about case-insensitive filtering (which also seems to be a still unresolved issue within Fluent), but I've found no mentions of sorting anywhere.As a first step, I'd be happy if the case-insensitivity was provided at all, even if it is using English as the language. As an improvement it could learn to be language-agnostic, or in the best case even support diacritic-insensitive sorting, too (e.g. ü/Ü/u/u/ú/ù/Ú/Ù would all be equal).
Combining case- and diacritic-insensitive sorting would allow for the typically expected sorting, so I think this is key.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: