feat(api): add support for order_by filter in runner jobs #3337
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This commits adds to the work done in [1]. After reading the docs [2] again, you must define order_by when using sort, so this commits adds this as an additional filter. [1]: python-gitlab#3336 [2]: https://docs.gitlab.com/api/runners/#list-all-jobs-processed-by-a-runner Signed-off-by: malmor <[email protected]>
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This commits adds to the work done in 1. After reading the docs 2 again, you must define
order_bywhen usingsort, so this commits adds this as an additional filter.Changes
Added support for
order_byfilter when fetching runner jobs.Documentation and testing
Please consider whether this PR needs documentation and tests. This is not required, but highly appreciated: