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When running the command namadac bonds --validator $alias, the list of bonds appears to be displayed in an arbitrary order. It would be more intuitive and user-friendly if the entries were sorted in chronological order, starting from the earliest epoch (epoch 0) to the most recent.
Justification:
This improves data readability, especially when there are many bonds.
Users can more easily track the evolution of bonds over time.
It aligns the presentation with other similar commands that follow a natural order.
For example, instead of:
Remaining active bond from epoch 15: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 0: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 17: Δ 100.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 4: Δ 135.000000
The bonds should be displayed like this:
Remaining active bond from epoch 0: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 4: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 15: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 17: Δ 100.000000
This adjustment would significantly improve readability and usability for users.
Thank you for considering this suggestion!
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When running the command
namadac bonds --validator $alias
, the list of bonds appears to be displayed in an arbitrary order. It would be more intuitive and user-friendly if the entries were sorted in chronological order, starting from the earliest epoch (epoch 0) to the most recent.Justification:
For example, instead of:
Remaining active bond from epoch 15: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 0: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 17: Δ 100.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 4: Δ 135.000000
The bonds should be displayed like this:
Remaining active bond from epoch 0: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 4: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 15: Δ 135.000000
Remaining active bond from epoch 17: Δ 100.000000
This adjustment would significantly improve readability and usability for users.
Thank you for considering this suggestion!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: