[7.x] Allow sorting on multiple columns in Discover (#41918) #42551
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This commit enables sorting on multiple columns in Discover and in saved search panels on dashboards. The UI is simple and should be familiar based on the way multi-sort works in other common applications like file explorers. Each sortable column has a sort icon indicating which way it is sorted (or unsorted, in the case of two arrows pointing both up and down). Sort priority is determined by which column was clicked most recently, with the most recent being the lowest priority.
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This commit enables sorting on multiple columns in Discover and in saved search panels on dashboards. The UI is simple and should be familiar based on the way multi-sort works in other common applications like file explorers. Each sortable column has a sort icon indicating which way it is sorted (or unsorted, in the case of two arrows pointing both up and down). Sort priority is determined by which column was clicked most recently, with the most recent being the lowest priority.