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9 months ago Team's Response
If a name is empty, but the user inputed ' ', those are two different things. One is space and one is empty.
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- [x] I disagree
Reason for disagreement: The differentiation between an empty event name and an event name consisting of a single space (' ') holds substantial significance in the context of data retrieval and system functionality. The bug's severity escalates due to the critical impact it has on the find command's functionality and user experience.
When an event name is left empty, the system's inability to distinguish between an empty name and a single space (' ') results in a breakdown of the find command's accuracy. As a consequence, attempting to use the find command to search for events with an empty name or a single space leads to the system displaying the entire list of events, rather than isolating and displaying only the relevant event or events.
This lack of differentiation creates a confusing and cumbersome user experience. Users expect the find command to efficiently filter and display specific events based on their input. However, the inability to differentiate between an empty name and a single space undermines the precision of this function. The system's behavior of displaying the entire list instead of the targeted event(s) with empty or space-only names significantly hampers user productivity and increases the potential for user confusion.
Furthermore, this bug impedes the system's ability to accurately manage and retrieve data. Users rely on precise search functionalities to navigate and interact with their event lists efficiently. The failure to properly handle the distinction between an empty name and a single space obstructs the system's reliability in providing accurate and relevant search results.
Since my event name is empty, when i press type in a ' ', an empty space, the event could not be found