feat(ui): save sort state in redux

[markphelps]

Re: #3413

Moves sorting state of tables to redux so that it persists between pages

TODO

• Segments Table
• Anywhere else we allow sorting in tables will do this if requested by users later

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[erka]

We need to change API to pass the order param because of pagination.

[markphelps]

We need to change API to pass the order param because of pagination.

How do you mean? The pagination still happens client side as well

[erka]

Client fetches the limited number of flags/segments, right? If backend has no knowledge of ordering that may lead to unexpected results if I don't miss something.

[erka]

Client fetches the limited number of flags/segments, right? If backend has no knowledge of ordering that may lead to unexpected results if I don't miss something.

My bad... it looks like client fetches all the flags at once. I looked at tests where limit is set

[markphelps]

Yeah we would eventually like to move pagination/sorting/etc to server side (call the API) but this has implications with the search box that pops up if you have more than 15 flags (I think).

Currently search is done client side too, which it can do because it pulls down all flags at once. If we moved to server side pagination we would have to come up with a different solution for search, like an API endpoint

[erka]

nice