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There's a common use case where we sort tomatoes by creation date.
@dalpo suggested to create something like this:
scope :sorted_desc, -> { order_by([[:created_at, :desc], [:_id, :desc]]) }
I wanted to create such a scope, but I didn't find a good name for it. sorted_desc is not descriptive enough.
sorted_desc
reverse_chronological_order is too long.
reverse_chronological_order
latest_first or freshest_first (🍅), but they have first in them that seem like a selection of the first element.
latest_first
freshest_first
created_at_desc, but it wouldn't include the second sorting condition on _id.
created_at_desc
_id
See #255 (review).
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There's a common use case where we sort tomatoes by creation date.
@dalpo suggested to create something like this:
I wanted to create such a scope, but I didn't find a good name for it.
sorted_desc
is not descriptive enough.reverse_chronological_order
is too long.latest_first
orfreshest_first
(🍅), but they have first in them that seem like a selection of the first element.created_at_desc
, but it wouldn't include the second sorting condition on_id
.See #255 (review).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: