CAP max value

[garfield-oo7]

When entering the following command

add n/Jane Doe p/000 e/janed@nus.edu.sg a/311 / c/ 10.121/32532534.3453452352352352353534542345 g/female u/NUS gd/05-2024 m/Computer Science ji/00000 jt/Software enginer

We get the following error message

Which states that CAP value should not be more than 100, however this is not mentioned in the userguide, where it is only stated that:

[soc-pe-bot]

Team's Response

• The user guide already mentions that CAP values should not be more than 100.
• We propose to change the bugtype to DocumentationBug as the issue poster is raising an issue related to the user guide
• We propose changing the severity to Low as having a maximum CAP value of 32532534.3453452352352352353534542345 is not likely to happen

  Items for the Tester to Verify

  :question: Issue response

Team chose [response.Rejected]

• [x] I disagree

Reason for disagreement: The reason I marked this down as a feature flaw is because, as you can see in the video attached below, if I try to change the cap of a person using the command

edit 1 c/ 1/10, it changes the CAP and does not throw any error,

However, when I use the command, edit 1 c/ 1/10.00 it throws an error.

However, I do agree having maximum CAP value of 32532534.3453452352352352353534542345 is not likely to happen. But not even being be able to cap values to 10.00 is something that you would like to look into since it throws an error saying that CAP values should not exceed 100.0, hence I marked this down as a feature flaw and not a documentation bug

video:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/garfield-oo7/pe/main/files/7228b757-3970-467e-8f71-bc1b6c9f202c.mp4

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:question: Issue type

Team chose [type.DocumentationBug] Originally [type.FeatureFlaw]

• [x] I disagree

Reason for disagreement: The reason I marked this down as a feature flaw is because, as you can see in the video attached below, if I try to change the cap of a person using the command

edit 1 c/ 1/10, it changes the CAP and does not throw any error,

However, when I use the command, edit 1 c/ 1/10.00 it throws an error.

However, I do agree having maximum CAP value of 32532534.3453452352352352353534542345 is not likely to happen. But not even being be able to cap values to 10.00 is something that you would like to look into since it throws an error saying that CAP values should not exceed 100.0, hence I marked this down as a feature flaw and not a documentation bug

video:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/garfield-oo7/pe/main/files/7228b757-3970-467e-8f71-bc1b6c9f202c.mp4

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:question: Issue severity

Team chose [severity.Low] Originally [severity.Medium]

• [ ] I disagree

Reason for disagreement: [replace this with your explanation]

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