Let admins control ordering of featured mods #505
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HebaruSan
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Motivation
@cheese3660 has been helping to admin KSP2 and gave some feedback that it would be good to be able to control the ordering of featured mods. Currently the most recently featured mod always sorts to the front of the list, so some reordering could be done by de-featuring and re-featuring mods in the desired order, but that would be extremely cumbersome.
Changes
Now left and right chevrons (with explanatory tooltips) can be clicked to move a mod around in the featured list:
On the back end, the
featuredtable now has aprioritycolumn that holds each featured mod's position within the featured list. This is a per-game, non-negative integer that is incremented by the left chevron and decremented by the right chevron. Existing featured mods' priorities will be defaulted based on the current ordering. A newly featured mod is given the highest priority (as it works today) and can then be moved around in the list. De-featuring a mod decrements each higher priority by 1 to close gaps in the list.