No definition of Comparer in IgbColumnSortConfiguration

[dkamburov]

    Sort = new IgbColumnSortConfiguration
    {
        /**
        * For string data types controls whether the sort operations for this column will be case sensitive.
        * By default, sort operations for string types are case insensitive.
        */
        CaseSensitive = true,
        /**
        * Custom comparer function which will be used for sort operations for this column.
        *
        * In the following sample, we compare the `Name` values based on their length.
        */
       
        Comparer = (a, b) => ((string)a).Length - ((string)b).Length
    }

[damyanpetev]

Yeah, that's not how that works sadly and definitely not supported at the moment.
The comparer is a client column config; you can't just send the C# delegate to the client to run and since that's also expected to be synchronous you can't invoke the .NET delegate from the client as that'll run async much like event handlers which prevents canceling too atm.

One option I can see atm would be to employ -Script callbacks similarly to how we do in other products. Alt, but far-fetched would be some quasi-remote internal handling so the .NET side can pre-sort with the Comparer in place and somehow propagate the desired state w/ noop handlers somehow but also keep handling future requests.. thus the far-fetched bit.