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Superset version
0.20.0 from pypi
Expected results
Order by time column exactly.
Actual results
Sorting is wrong when I choose the format of "%Y-%m-%d | 2019-01-14" using the sample database of "birth names".
The line of "1970-01-01" comes to the first place.
Using other datetime formats seems good as far as I tested.
See the screenshot as below:
Steps to reproduce
Create a table view, select "Include Time", then click Sort icon on the table's header.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Superset version
0.20.0 from pypi
Expected results
Order by time column exactly.
Actual results
Sorting is wrong when I choose the format of "%Y-%m-%d | 2019-01-14" using the sample database of "birth names".
The line of "1970-01-01" comes to the first place.
Using other datetime formats seems good as far as I tested.
See the screenshot as below:
Steps to reproduce
Create a table view, select "Include Time", then click Sort icon on the table's header.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: