secondary-sort-descending doesn't work for run-date

[Skrell]

Win10x64 user
I've found that

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sort:run-count-descending secondary-sort:run-date 

works fine in a search but if I change it to

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sort:run-count-descending secondary-sort-descending:date-run

I get no results however if I change it to

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sort:run-count-descending secondary-sort:date-run-descending

the results seem to be sorted in ascending order with a large gap with no date and I can't fix it:

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sort:run-count-descending secondary-sort:run-date

run-date is not a valid property.
Everything will just sort by run-count-descending.
Use date-run instead.
Sorting by run count will naturally do a secondary sort of run-date.

You can also separate sorts with ;

For example:

sort:run-count-descending;date-run-descending

sort:run-count-descending secondary-sort-descending:date-run

There is no

secondary-sort-descending:

search function.
Use

secondary-sort:date-run-descending

or

secondary-sort:date-run secondary-sort-descending:

the results seem to be sorted in ascending order with a large gap with no date and I can't fix it:

Files and folders are not mixed when using a secondary sort.
You will see files first, then folders at the end.
Support for mixing files and folders when using multiple sorts will be added in a future version.

[Skrell]

Apologies for typo run-date in my original post; however, this addresses my confusion:

Files and folders are not mixed when using a secondary sort.
You will see files first, then folders at the end.
Support for mixing files and folders when using multiple sorts will be added in a future version.

Looking forward to this addition in future release!