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The list command now sorts items by their registration date by default, with the most recently added items appearing first. A --sort flag is added to control this behavior (created or none). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Show recently added papers first in
paperpile listThe list command previously displayed items in whatever order the API
returned them. Users expect to see their most recently registered
documents at the top when browsing the library.
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--sortflag withcreatedas defaultcreatedtimestamp (Unix float64) from the API responseinto
LibraryItemcreateddescending (newest first) by default--sort nonepreserves the original API orderTests added
--sort nonepreserves original orderGenerated with Claude Code