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Summary
This fixes the sorting behavior in the Admin "Account Management" table.
Previously, clicking sortable table headers only reordered the current page on the client side, which made the result inconsistent once pagination was involved. This change moves account-table sorting to the server side so sorting is applied across the full result set.
What changed
sort_by/sort_orderfrom the frontend account list requestsRoot cause
The accounts page was using the shared table component's client-side sort mode, while the backend
/admin/accountsendpoint always returned results in a fixed default order. As a result, header sorting only affected rows already loaded on the current page.Validation
go test ./...go test -tags=integration ./internal/repository -run 'TestAccountRepoSuite/TestListWithFilters_SortByNameAcrossPages'