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At the moment you have only two options for host order sorting.
use_natural_sort = 0 or 1
one with number order, the other purely alphabetical. But also relies on a extra perl module.
I have a complex 'sort' command to order hostnames based on components.
Its actually very complex sorting based on strings in hostname (tst, dev, prd) but could have easilly been based on some external database ordering too. Basically it puts the hostnames of related machines together, in test to production order!
It would be great if you can specify a sort command that takes a list of hostnames and returns the desired order (like "sort")
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At the moment you have only two options for host order sorting.
use_natural_sort = 0 or 1
one with number order, the other purely alphabetical. But also relies on a extra perl module.
I have a complex 'sort' command to order hostnames based on components.
Its actually very complex sorting based on strings in hostname (tst, dev, prd) but could have easilly been based on some external database ordering too. Basically it puts the hostnames of related machines together, in test to production order!
It would be great if you can specify a sort command that takes a list of hostnames and returns the desired order (like "sort")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: