buildIndexedQuery ignores sort for CustomerUsers

[victor-ochoa-td]

Steps to reproduce

Create and execute a build indexed query for Cusomer Users specifying pageSize and index:

IQuery query = QueryFactory.getInstance().buildIndexedQuery(pageSize, pageIndex, null, new Sort("userPrincipalName",SortDirection.DESCENDING)));
return customer.getUsers().query(query);

Expected behavior

Get a SeekBasedResourceCollection with a subset of users for customer sorted by
userPrincipalName
Example. This is the complete list of users for our test customer (I am just showing the user names to make it more legible):

[
  "Admin",
  "User 1",
  "User 2",
  "User 3",
  "User 4",
  "User 5"
]

For the following buildIndexedQuery (pageSize = 2, index = 0, sortField = userPrincipalName , sortDirection = descending):

IQuery query = QueryFactory.getInstance().buildIndexedQuery(2,0,null,new Sort("userPrincipalName",SortDirection.DESCENDING)) );

The result should be:

[
  "User 5",
  "User 4",
]

Actual behavior

[
  "Admin",
  "User 1"
]

No matter which value we specify for sort or sortDirection, the results always are sorted by the default sorting field (userPrincipalName if I am not wrong) and direction ascending..

Diagnostic logs

I've been able to debug the whole process and the request generated for CustomerUsersCollectionOperations is the following:

https://api.partnercenter.microsoft.com/v1/customers/[CUSTOMER_ID]/users?&size=2&null=%userPrincipalName%22&null=%22descending%22

Environment

I've tested from Linux Mint with Eclipse Oxygen.
Partner center SDK:
I've tested 1.12.0 and 1.8.0. Same result for both.

[victor-ochoa-td]

Are we doing something wrong, or sort should not work for users (same behavior as customers)?

@victor-ochoa-td this is a bug, and I am working to address this now. My hope is have the issue resolved soon.

[victor-ochoa-td]

@IsaiahWilliams Great!

The necessary code changes have been made, and we are planning to push a new release to Maven Central this week. Please let us know if you have discover any other issues.