There are no other sorts applied. I just checked each Database (Task and Action Item) and they have the same options (Open, In Progress, Review and Done).
I don’t know if it makes a difference but the two Databases are located in two different Spaces.
I created a new Space as a test and within it Databases: Task and Action Item. Everything works fine when creating a List view and the sort is correct, i.e. it sorts correctly across the two types.
I then wanted to see if the problem comes from having databases in two different spaces. So I created a new Space with the Database: Action Item Other. I then created a List view with Task from one Space and Action Item Other from the newly created space. Works fine here as well.
As soon as I involve either Task from Project Management or Action Item from Meetings in to the List view, they start being grouped per database type first, and state second.
So there’s something going on with those two. Now they are much more complex than my test examples so I’m going to have to dig deeper.
Either I have missed something obvious or there is something in Task and Action Item that groups by Database first and State second.
But I realize it may be something very specific to my setup, I’m just trying to recreate it now
I’ve tried multiple things to recreate it now but can’t trigger it without including one of the two initial Databases (Task and Action Item).
I’m going to leave it here without a solution (because the problem does exist for me) if I manage to recreate it somehow or if someone else stumbles upon a similar problem. But it’s probably not a high priority bug
I reported it because I really like Fibery and would want to see it at its best version