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It appears that after the most recent changes to the `show system image` command, images are no longer shown in order. This isn't a functional issue, but it does make it notably more difficult to tell which releases are newer or older: ``` trae@cr01a-vyos:~$ show sys im Name Default boot Running ------------------------ -------------- --------- 1.5-rolling-202311231639 1.5-rolling-202310190118 1.5-rolling-202312130023 Yes Yes 1.4-rolling-202309070021 1.5-rolling-202310100022 1.5-rolling-202312040024 1.5-rolling-202311300023 ``` Is there any way someone can run a `sort()` or something on the image list before it's displayed?

It appears that after the most recent changes to the `show system image` command, images are no longer shown in order. This isn't a functional issue, but it does make it notably more difficult to tell which releases are newer or older: ``` trae@cr01a-vyos:~$ show sys im Name Default boot Running ------------------------ -------------- --------- 1.5-rolling-202311231639 1.5-rolling-202310190118 1.5-rolling-202312130023 Yes Yes 1.4-rolling-202309070021 1.5-rolling-202310100022 1.5-rolling-202312040024 1.5-rolling-202311300023 ``` Is there any way someone can run a `sort()` or something on the image list before it's displayed? Note: this is a fix for T4516

It appears that after the most recent changes to the `show system image` command, images are no longer shown in order. This isn't a functional issue, but it does make it notably more difficult to tell which releases are newer or older: ``` trae@cr01a-vyos:~$ show sys im Name Default boot Running ------------------------ -------------- --------- 1.5-rolling-202311231639 1.5-rolling-202310190118 1.5-rolling-202312130023 Yes Yes 1.4-rolling-202309070021 1.5-rolling-202310100022 1.5-rolling-202312040024 1.5-rolling-202311300023 ``` Is there any way someone can run a `sort()` or something on the image list before it's displayed? Note: this is a fix for T4516