1) First I perform: find n/p. I have the following list:
2) Then I perform: delete 1. I notice as below that the list display is still filtered. Hence this is my expected behaviour
3) Then I perform: edit 1 n/meme. However unlike the delete command, the filtered list will reset and the display showcases all users as shown below which is a discrepancy with the other commands.
Hence I think that the display of the list should be standardised for all commands, when performing commands after a find command. This will come under a functionality bug since behavior of displayed list is not specified and differs from command to command.
1) First I perform:
find n/p
. I have the following list:2) Then I perform:
delete 1
. I notice as below that the list display is still filtered. Hence this is my expected behaviour3) Then I perform:
edit 1 n/meme
. However unlike the delete command, the filtered list will reset and the display showcases all users as shown below which is a discrepancy with the other commands.Hence I think that the display of the list should be standardised for all commands, when performing commands after a
find
command. This will come under a functionality bug since behavior of displayed list is not specified and differs from command to command.Labels:
severity.Low
type.FunctionalityBug
original: LinkesV/ped#13