MultiSort

Trilium 0.106.0 sorts child notes by several criteria natively, so this addon no longer sorts anything itself. It moves notes still using #multiSorted onto the native #sorted label, and you can uninstall it once that has run.

Native sorting

#sorted="priority desc, area, startDateTime, title"

Levels are separated by commas; each is title, dateCreated, dateModified or a label name, optionally followed by asc or desc. See Trilium's Sorting Notes guide for #sortDirection, #top, #bottom and the rest.

What the migration does

At frontend startup, for every note labelled #multiSorted:

1. Converts the value: priority:desc;area;title:caseInsensitive becomes #sorted="priority desc, area, title"
2. Removes #multiSorted from the note and #multiSortedValue_{parentId} from its children

Native sorting always ignores case, so caseInsensitive is dropped. A #multiSorted value with a ~relation criterion has no native equivalent; that note is left unchanged and reported with an error message.