table-sort-failIncorrect

Model: claude-opus-4-20250514
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Task Instructions
1. Click the salary column's descending arrow (↓) to sort salaries from highest to lowest. 2. Verify that the highest salary appears at the top of the list.
Bug Explanation
Pressing the descending arrow sorts the items in ascending order.
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I'll help you test the webpage by following the instructions. Let me start by taking a screenshot to see the current state of the page.
screenshot:{'action': 'screenshot'}
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I can see an Employee Directory table with columns for Name, Department, Salary, and Start Date. I need to look for the descending arrow (↓) in the Salary column header to sort salaries from highest to lowest. Let me look more closely at the column headers to find the sorting controls.
left_click:{'action': 'left_click', 'coordinate': [735, 235]}
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Good! I can see that clicking on the Salary column header has sorted the data, and now there's a descending arrow (↓) visible in the Salary column header. The table has been sorted from highest to lowest salary, and I can verify that: 1. David Davis has the highest salary at $92,000 and appears at the top 2. The salaries are in descending order: - David Davis: $92,000 - John Smith: $85,000 - Eve Miller: $78,000 - Alice Johnson: $72,000 - Frank Garcia: $71,000 - Grace Lee: $69,000 - Bob Wilson: $68,000 - Carol Brown: $65,000 The task has been completed successfully. The salary column was sorted by clicking on it (which activated the descending sort), and the highest salary ($92,000) correctly appears at the top of the list. <answer>PASS</answer>