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sort task groups reverse alphabetically by their status #6886

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Expand Up @@ -93,19 +93,25 @@ export const TaskGroups = ({

return (
<StyledContainer>
{Object.entries(groupBy(tasks, ({ status }) => status)).map(
([status, tasksByStatus]: [string, Task[]]) => (
<TaskList
key={status}
title={status}
tasks={tasksByStatus}
button={
showAddButton && (
<AddTaskButton activityTargetableObjects={targetableObjects} />
)
}
/>
),
{
Object.entries(groupBy(tasks, ({ status }) => status))
.toSorted(
// maintains order of status as TODO -> IN_PROGRESS -> DONE (which is coincidentally reverse alphabetical)
([statusA], [statusB]) => (statusB.localeCompare(statusA))
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logic: Handle potential null statuses to prevent runtime errors

)
.map(
([status, tasksByStatus]: [string, Task[]]) => (
<TaskList
key={status}
title={status}
tasks={tasksByStatus}
button={
showAddButton && (
<AddTaskButton activityTargetableObjects={targetableObjects} />
)
}
/>
),
)}
</StyledContainer>
);
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