Sort items in namespace drop down by name

[SaschaSchwarze0]

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The longer list of items in the Namespace drop down is sometimes driving me crazy to find what I look for. Changing it to show items sorted to make that easier.

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[AlanGreene]

Thanks for the PR @SaschaSchwarze0. Can you share more details about the environment you're seeing this in? I'm seeing the namespaces displayed in sorted order without this change, see for example our dogfooding cluster: https://dashboard.dogfooding.tekton.dev/#/pipelines

[SaschaSchwarze0]

Thanks for the PR @SaschaSchwarze0. Can you share more details about the environment you're seeing this in? I'm seeing the namespaces displayed in sorted order without this change, see for example our dogfooding cluster: https://dashboard.dogfooding.tekton.dev/#/pipelines

Hi @AlanGreene, sure, I am using microk8s. Here is parts of my drop down:

It is kind of sorted in the order the namespaces were created, I think.

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I haven't been able to reproduce the issue in my test environments but the change is safe and solves a problem that may affect other users.

Just one potential issue with the test, otherwise this looks good 👍

/ok-to-test

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Thanks again for the PR
/lgtm