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Sourcetree Numerical Sort

shananas

When viewing the list of PRs in Sourcetree to clone and test it the PR numbers are sorted as 1, 10, 1000, 1001, ..., 2, 20 etc. can these be sorted numerically or reverse numerically (since usually you're looking at new PRs). If there is not an option to do so can and update be made to be able to do so/sort numerically by default.

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Tomislav Tobijas

@shananas This would make sense, as a similar concept is supported for tags.

I wouldn't put too much hope in it, but here's a suggestion on which you can vote on, comment and start watching, which is what you're looking for (at least when it comes to having this functionality supported within the Sourcetree app): SRCTREEWIN-14753: Sort pull requests numerically by PR ID 🎟️

Anyhow, I guess the workaround would be what Brant suggested 👀

Cheers,
Tobi

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Brant Schroeder

@shananas it is sorting alpha numeric the issue is more with the naming of the PR. Having 0001, 0002, etc would honor alpha numeric and you could do that by renaming the PRs. That however would be a lot of overhead work.

You cannot sort Pull Requests (PRs) directly inside SourceTree because it does not have a dedicated PR tab, dashboard, or sorting feature. SourceTree is a local Git client designed to view branches, commits, and file changes .To sort, filter, or manage your PRs, you must do so on your hosting service's (such as GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab).

Tinker Fadoua

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @shananas

I don't think it is an available feature.

Tomislav Tobijas

@shananas This would make sense, as a similar concept is supported for tags.

Anyhow, I guess the workaround would be what Brant suggested 👀

Cheers,
Tobi

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