OrderActionsBy doesn't work correctly

Cannot get OrderActionsBy working correctly. I need to order actions based on HTTP methods used so that GET methods come first (then POST, PUT, DELETE etc.). I have a few API controllers with some actions (using different HTTP methods). So I tried something very simple as shown below.

This is not working (order doesn’t change at all):

config.OrderActionsBy(apiDesc =>
{
    return apiDesc.HttpMethod == "GET" ? "1" : "2";
});

This is working (but obviously it doesn’t order actions as I want):

config.OrderActionsBy(apiDesc =>
{
    return apiDesc.HttpMethod;
});

Am I doing something wrong or misunderstood something or is this a bug in Swashbuckle?

[ktownsend-cbre]

If there is some requirement that paths be sorted within a group and the OrderActionsBy sorting override can’t change that, I wish that fact was more discoverable in the intellisense for the method in Visual Studio. It would have saved me many hours trying to figure out why sorting was broken.

Frankly, a sorting override like this should truly override the sorting. Setting a sort override only to have it changed by internal sorting is confusing and unexpected.

[efirdman]

I do not think its working

Trying to set in the following order within the same Controller

GET - POST - PUT - DELETE

            // Define order of the Actions on the page
            Func<ApiDescription, string> sortKeySelector = (x =>
            {
                return
                    x.HttpMethod.Equals("GET", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase)
                    ? "0"
                        : x.HttpMethod.Equals("POST", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase)
                        ? "1"
                            : x.HttpMethod.Equals("PUT", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase)
                            ? "2"
                                : x.HttpMethod.Equals("DELETE", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase)
                                ? "3"
                                : "4";
            });
            options.OrderActionsBy(sortKeySelector);

*I wish I can disable Ordering in the first place and just load the way its in the controller