transmission-remote -l shows torrent list in reverse order

[KyleK]

transmission-remote by default displays the torrent list ordered by the torrent ID. I believe changeset r12424 causes the list to be in reverse order (newest torrent on top of the list, oldest at the bottom).

[gunzip]

i'm seeing the same reversing with r12426

[jordan]

I agree with the analysis and have seen the same thing, but how is this a bug? The numbering is arbitrary, so what difference does it make?

[jordan]

kylek, gunzip: ping

[KyleK]

Well, it actually confuses me a lot. I usually have a few torrents seeding over a longer period of time, and then a couple of others that get removed fairly early after finishing. When the daemon is running over a longer period (a couple of days),this pushes the seeding torrents to the top of the list while new torrents get added to the bottom.

The new display completely reverses this and makes it harder for me to determine which IDs I have to delete/stop/change other values.

Could maybe transmission-remote do some magic to re-reverse the list, so we don't lose the CPU gains by r12424?

[livings124]

Having it in torrent-id order makes a lot more sense to me than reverse-torrent-id order, even with some tiny speed gains.

[jordan]

ok

[jordan]

r12434: revert r12424