Starting with the above list, I accidentally delete 1:
Followed by immediate restore
which now places John Doe at 5. It's a little inconvenient, because I intuitively expected the restore to restore the person at the exact same place... But no worries, maybe I can sort and get the same order? I try sort n/
Oh no! It seems like my John Doe is now at index 2. And there doesn't seem to be any way I can restore him to index 1, by sorting or edit. It's a little inconvenient, because I'm in frequent contact with him and am used to him at index 1 in the list.
Starting with the above list, I accidentally delete 1:
Followed by immediate restore
which now places John Doe at 5. It's a little inconvenient, because I intuitively expected the restore to restore the person at the exact same place... But no worries, maybe I can sort and get the same order? I try
sort n/Oh no! It seems like my John Doe is now at index 2. And there doesn't seem to be any way I can restore him to index 1, by sorting or edit. It's a little inconvenient, because I'm in frequent contact with him and am used to him at index 1 in the list.