reddit.subreddit.mod.removal_reasons isn't indexed in display order

[computerologist]

Describe the Bug

reddit.subreddit.mod.removal_reasons isn't indexed in display order

Desired Result

reddit.subreddit.mod.removal_reasons should be indexed in display order

Relevant Logs

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Code to reproduce the bug

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My code example does not include the Reddit() initialization to prevent credential leakage.

Yes

This code has previously worked as intended.

Yes

Operating System/Environment

windows

Python Version

python 3.9.1

PRAW Version

7.4.0

Prawcore Version

2.3.0

Anything else?

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[LilSpazJoekp]

Could you elaborate or provide a code snippet showing how they aren't in order?

[computerologist]

Sure thing, although since grabbing these is a .mod action, you will need to replace the subreddit with one you moderate. Also it looks like it could be possible that they'd end up in order, but I am not seeing that happen on a reddit with 12 removal reasons. Misordering is consistent with new objects.

rrs = reddit.subreddit('yoursub').mod.removal_reasons

rrs[0].title # may not be the 0th index removal reason listed on reddit.com

# or just print em all out and compare to the list on reddit.com -- more likely to show mis-ordering

for rr in rrs:
    print(rr.title)

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[computerologist]

Why would it be closed? It's still an issue.