With ivy_check trace=true output variables in alphabetical order#87
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When printing out variables in the
ivy_check trace=trueoutput, this change makes variables print in alphabetical order. This is helpful since all the nested structures are output at the same level with.delimited paths in their names, making it hard to locate a single nested structure when the output is not sorted.Before
The nested structures
pid.iter.*andvc.kv.*aren't obvious.After
Both nested structures' properties are grouped together.
cc @nano-o