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Parking the idea posted by @Chapienhere in discussions.
[...] is it possible to manually sort by metadata, in an explicit order? I have a reading list, with a property called 'status' that can have three values: reading, unread, complete. I want to manually sort it so that those with the reading status are on top, then unread, then complete. However, I can only see how to sort with implicit (ie, by alphabetical order) instructions. Is there any way I can list a pre-defined order of priority? Ie hard define the order as "reading, unread, complete" based on the metadata value.
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SebastianMC
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Advanced sorting by metadata values ordered with custom 'lookup list' idea (a non alphabetical, non numerical, arbitrary list of labels)
Jan 31, 2025
@Chapien yup, not supported for now, as stated below your original question in discussions.
Yet, after sleeping on the idea it turned out that a simple implementation is at hand, a low hanging fruit.
I should have time to do it in two weeks from now, and the concept boils down to grouping items by the value of specified metadata (for now grouping can be driven by presence of specified metadata with any value).
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sorting-spec: | with-metadata: status value-matching(reading) > modified with-metadata: status value-matching(unread) > created with-metadata: status value-matching(complete) < a-z
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Parking the idea posted by @Chapien here in discussions.
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