Orderby probably does not work in DeviceManagement.Reports.GetDeviceInstallStatusReport

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Bug
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csharp
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Start with DeviceManagement.Reports.GetDeviceInstallStatusReport in Microsoft.Graph.Beta 5.34.0-preview and reproduce the paginated request using the reported Filter, OrderBy, Skip, and Top values. Compare successive pages, including requests made after creating a new graph client, and determine whether ordering is stable and items are duplicated or missed.

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Bug: metadata Question: SDK Status: Needs investigation

I am sending requests to get all install status reports using the code below. But when I am using pagination, because I can't get all items in one response (rows total number is ~5000. it gives 50 items per page, so skip parameter every time increased ), orderby looks like works in the wrong way. As a result on different pages, I can find the same item that was on the first page. But the same items I can see after a new graph client was created. So I am worried about the possibility to miss an item

var deviceInstallStatusResponse = await graphClient.DeviceManagement.Reports.GetDeviceInstallStatusReport.PostAsync( new GetDeviceInstallStatusReportPostRequestBody() { Filter = $"(ApplicationId eq '{id}')", OrderBy = new List<string>() { "DeviceId", "ApplicationId", "UserId", "DeviceName", "UserPrincipalName", "UserName", "Platform" }, Skip = skip, Top = 10000 } , cancellationToken: CancellationToken.None);

I am using NuGet Microsoft.Graph.Beta 5.34.0-preview

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