Bug: Campaign test cases added to assessment are not in the correct order by default and reordering them is not reliable

[grandmerchant]

Describe the bug
When campaign test cases are added to an assessment, they are not ordered in the same way that they are ordered within the campaign creation page. Attempting to reorder the test cases within the assessment only partially works, with some test cases seemingly being impossible to reorder for unknown reasons. When you reorder and hit save, some test cases seem 'sticky' to their previous position and don't reorder properly.

Unless I'm missing something, this seems like a critical flaw as there is always a specific order that is preferred or even required to progress through various campaigns.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Note the order of test cases within a campaign in the campaign creation menu
2. Create an assessment and add the campaign to it
3. View the test cases within the assessment, some will be out of order.
4. Some attempts to reorder within the assessment will be unsuccessful as well

Expected behavior
Reordering to work properly and test cases to be in the same order within an assessment that they are in within the campaign.

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User Platform(please complete the following information):

• OS: W10
• Browser Firefox
• Version 125.0.2
  (also tried in Chome where it appeared to work a bit better but still unreliable)

VECTR Host(please complete the following information):

• Linux Distro: Ubuntu
• Linux Version: 24.04
• VECTR Version 9.0.2

Additional context
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[SRAPSpencer]

This is a known issue with no current workaround. The campaign screen is currently being rewritten in our move to modern UI frameworks and this will be addressed then. Unfortunately I do not have an ETA for this release item.

I would recommend using tags on test cases if you'd like to set a recorded execution order to refrence them from the campaign screen. In our methodology we test defense in depth running every test case regardless of the outcome of previous tests, so it has been a less critical issue internally.

[thebleucheese]

@grandmerchant this should be fixed in next release in a couple weeks, possibly with the exception of wonky ordering on the escalation path page. That page is due for a rewrite and the older library we used for the orderable table items on there gets wild and crazy sometimes.

[doodleincode]

This has been fixed in 9.2.1.