Implement Descending Sorting for Packages and Vulnerabilities in API and UI #1758
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Signed-off-by: NucleonGodX <[email protected]>
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Thanks! do you mind to add some tests? In particular we need to make sure that this does not impact performance badly so the perf there at scale need to be in a test. |
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#1754
Used aliases to sort vulnerabilities in descending order and implemented version-based sorting for packages in both the API and UI.