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3 years ago Team's Response
It is a good suggestion but it is currently not supported by our product. Actually, our team planed to implement it in the undo command part before but unfortunately there was no enough time. Thanks for your advice!
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- [x] I disagree
Reason for disagreement: Looking through your user and developer guide, you did not clearly state that the undo command part was going to be in future implementation. https://ay2021s2-cs2103t-t13-4.github.io/tp/DeveloperGuide.html#33-undo-feature https://ay2021s2-cs2103t-t13-4.github.io/tp/UserGuide.html#481-undoing--undo
Furthermore, it is essential for property agents to be able to get back the original ordering of their list, where the ordering of the list would be sorting by the time that they were added. This is so that agents can know which property that have held on to for the longer, and proceed to try and sell it urgently.
Thus, this bug report is not just a suggestion, but it a critical feature required by property agents. By not having this feature, it is a missing gap in your sort property feature. Therefore, this bug report still stands.
This bug should be of severity.Medium because of the reasons stated above.
At the start of the app, before any order was introduced, I take it that the properties are sorted in the order in which they were added. However, after sorting it, I am unable to unsort it using list property. This may result in some inconvenience to the user as they might want to see their oldest existing property and try to sell it urgently.
Type in: sort property o/asc k/price list property