Important: Job lists break starttime ties by uid
Description
The job lists order by
starttime
through the repository's
$default — but
starttime
is 0 for every job that was
never scheduled, so most of a typical list tied and the relative order of the
tied records belonged to the database. On PostgreSQL that is not the same list
twice. The default orderings now carry
uid
ascending as a tiebreaker.
Impact
No visible change is expected: within equal
starttime
values,
uid
ascending is the order every supported database returned in
practice, it is simply guaranteed now rather than coincidental. Jobs with
different
starttime
values keep their order.
Affected Installations
Every installation of this extension.