ext: add list.sort()#1021
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@cezar-guimaraes I just had one more comment, but otherwise this is looking good. |
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@cezar-guimaraes thanks for your contribution and your patience! |
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I skipped creating an issue because this seemed like a small enough change to me, but please let me know if an issue is preferable.
This PR adds a
<list(T)>.sort() -> <list(T)>member. T must implement(traits.Comparer).I believe that the check if the element type implements
traits.Compareronly happens at runtime (how can I write tests for this?). An alternative implementation would create separate member overloads forlist(T), T in {set of comparable types}similar to kube apiserver list extensionsLet me know if I should update the PR to create separate overloads.