Use creation date instead of article ID for sorting #1161
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It would be nice to see this merged. I have just bumped into #713 after importing from Omnivore and I had to rejig the ID of all the entries to get the Android app to display things in a more useful order. |
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@elzik How did you rejig the ID of all of the entries? I ran into the exact same issue. |
I connected to the SQLite database directly and changed all the IDs of the entries as necessary. You would have to adjust the foreign keys to match. Pretty dirty, but until this PR is merged, I am not sure what the other options would be. |
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I'll need to benchmark it, probably add an index.
Either I miss something or it's impossible to get "previous/next article" using SQL if creation dates may be duplicate and grow in a different direction from IDs. It is possible to select multiple articles and choose one on the Java side, but I don't think it's worth it.
Fixes #713.