fix: sort directory file info objects #212
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Signed-off-by: matttrach <matt.trachier@suse.com> (cherry picked from commit ff5bc8d)
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This pull request cherry-picks the changes from #209 into release/v2
Addresses #211 for #210
WARNING!: to avoid having to resolve merge conflicts this PR is generated with 'git cherry-pick -X theirs'.
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Related Issue
Addresses #206
Description
In the failing tests the order of the files listed for the directory was the only difference.
This change sorts the file info objects both in the data source and in the tests.
Testing
Unit and e2e tests cover this use case now.
Not a breaking change.