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So users can specify the order of relations they've added to specific fields
So developers can make use of relation orders in front-ends
https://www.figma.com/design/SqOTMElJn7fuPljfQL1gIY/PubPub-Platform?node-id=1711-73388
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We may want to consider re-using our strategy (or similar) in legacy for user-defined ordering of elements: https://github.com/pubpub/pubpub/blob/78b6e47e06396f9c1f545f77f1af05405a3a76fa/utils/rank.ts
But perhaps there is a more modern/postgres-native solution that would do the trick
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Adding link to the designs for ordering in the form fill page: https://www.figma.com/design/SqOTMElJn7fuPljfQL1gIY/PubPub-Platform?node-id=1711-73388&m=dev
might make sense to break this into two parts:
kalilsn
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Motivation
So users can specify the order of relations they've added to specific fields
So developers can make use of relation orders in front-ends
Requirements
Acceptance Criteria
Mockups (if available)
https://www.figma.com/design/SqOTMElJn7fuPljfQL1gIY/PubPub-Platform?node-id=1711-73388
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