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query.orderBy({ name: 'ASC', occupation: 'DESC', })
In the above example, it is not guaranteed that name will appear first in the final output query.
Arrays should be used instead to control individual property's iteration direction. Eg:
query.orderBy([ 'name', [ 'occupation', 'DESC' ] })
When the individual direction is unspecified, as it is for name above, it should default to ASC or whatever was provided in the dir argument.
name
ASC
dir
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# [3.5.0](v3.4.1...v3.5.0) (2018-06-18) ### Bug Fixes * **OrderBy:** remove deprecation notice about old constraint style ([2c35ac9](2c35ac9)) ### Features * **OrderBy:** add new order by constraint style ([2324831](2324831)), closes [#9](#9) [skip ci]
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In the above example, it is not guaranteed that name will appear first in the final output query.
Arrays should be used instead to control individual property's iteration direction. Eg:
When the individual direction is unspecified, as it is for
name
above, it should default toASC
or whatever was provided in thedir
argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: