Sort the source list in lexicographic order #861
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Not sure about this change, since the default dropdown in the default HA card does not use additional sorting. |
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This would be better implemented as a configuration option rather than changing the existing default sort order. |
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I am using mpd as my back-end media player. It currently supplies a list of playlists as sources in a seemingly arbitrary order (map order). This makes choosing a source from the UI drop down quite cumbersome since they are in no obvious order (e.g. Rock, Pop, Alternative, Jazz, Classical). This is even more apparent since I have over 20 playlists.
This change implements lexicographic sorting of the source list so that the choices appear in a more logical order. (e.g. Alternative, Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock).