How to use the "priority" value with the "sorted" label?

[DrakeDrole]

The "priority" value is often cited in topics as a value for label sorting, except that the documentation does not mention this value at all!
https://docs.triliumnotes.org/User%20Guide/User%20Guide/Basic%20Concepts%20and%20Features/Notes/Sorting%20Notes

The same goes for the "dueDate" value, which seems to be missing from the documentation and whose function I don't know at all. What are the functions of its values ​​for the sorted variable?
Why do you create values ​​without documenting them?

[eliandoran]

The "priority" value is often cited in topics as a value for label sorting, except that the documentation does not mention this value at all!

Where is this priority value often cited? It's the first time I'm hearing of it.

The same goes for the "dueDate" value, which seems to be missing from the documentation and whose function I don't know at all.

There is no dueDate either. Perhaps you are using some kind of custom TODO note functionality, which we are not responsible for.

What are the functions of its values ​​for the sorted variable?

#sorted doesn't have functions, it allows you to order by a particular label or property. They are documented in the link you have provided; look for "Property/Label-Based Sorting".

Why do you create values ​​without documenting them?

Most of the attributes are documented. If you are using some third-party attributes, then it's normal for them not to be documented in our documentation. :)

[DrakeDrole]

The priority and dueDate values ​​are listed here
#6829 (comment)

[eliandoran]

@DrakeDrole , that's a feature request for being able to sort multiple attributes. It's not yet implemented.
@rom1dep 's comment is a theoretical concept of how it might look. priority and dueDate were given as an example.
Trilium allows you to define custom labels and relations in whatever way you see fit. There are also system attributes, like #sorted.

[CinderCanard]

That's true. But the #sortLocale and #sortNatural labels aren't explained at all in the documentation. We don't even know which values ​​to use with them!

What is the purpose of these two labels, and what are their values?