Open derekjxtan opened 9 months ago
The room types are tied to room numbers because in most hotels, room types do not suddenly change (you would need to reconstruct or renovate the room to make it more luxurious), so there is no scenario in which a user would want to change the room types tagged to room numbers.
In the scenario where the room type does change, developers are more than welcome to change the room types tagged to the room numbers.
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Reason for disagreement: The inflexibility imposed by the dev team is quite a big issue as it immediately excludes a number of users that this app is supposed to be catered for. The dev team did address the reason why room tags are fixed for each room but it does not address the issue raised in the bug report. I believe that this is serious design issue since the developers are purposely excluding a subset of their target users for no apparent reason. This inflexibility seems to be added by design based on the dev team's response, which makes it clearly a feature flaw as the feature was not well designed.
All room types are tied to room numbers, and there is no way to change the number of rooms of each type. I guess for places with fewer than the number of rooms of each type users can work around it, but theres no work around for users with more than the allowed number of rooms. Its a matter of convenience for the first group but unusable for the 2nd group