fix: Update service to use display_index as the main sort order#60
fix: Update service to use display_index as the main sort order#60hamster1963 merged 3 commits intohamster1963:mainfrom
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In `@src/types/nezha-api.ts`:
- Line 96: Make the display_index field optional in the type declaration in
src/types/nezha-api.ts (change to display_index?: number) so missing backend
values are not hidden by the type system, and update any consumers that read
display_index (places that access .display_index) to default to 0 (e.g., use
nullish coalescing or defaulting in constructors/mappers) so undefined is
handled as 0 at runtime.
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Backend Update: Sorting Optimization
Primary Sort: display_index descending (larger values first). Treat undefined values as 0.
Secondary Sort: monitor_id ascending (preserving original logic).
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