core: adds sort capabilities for ObjectsManager #37
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With this modification ObjectsManager now operates on a different data
structure. Instead of using a list of installation sets, we now use a
list of objects where each objects entry has all configurations for
all installations sets.
In other words, we move from:
[
[a1, b1],
[a2, b2],
]
To:
[
[a1, a2],
[b1, b2],
]
This must be interpreted as a implementation detail since it does not
reflect on dot uhu file. The point here is to operate objects in a
easier and safer way.
Signed-off-by: Pablo Palácios <ppalacios992@gmail.com>
With this, we will always have a list of objects sorted by filenames. Signed-off-by: Pablo Palácios <ppalacios992@gmail.com>
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