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If a tag called Nonexistent tag exists, then there wont be 0 matched #21

Open johnnythesnake12 opened 11 months ago

johnnythesnake12 commented 11 months ago

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Should specify that it is trying to filter for a non existent tag, in this case it sounds like we are filtering for t/Nonexistent tag where Nonexistent tag is the name of the tag

nus-se-script commented 11 months ago

Team's Response

We are merely trying to provide instruction on searching a tag that does not exist, and then getting zero matches. The "Nonexistent tag" is the tag name, and it also is a tag that does not exist amongst the employees. It helps reduce ambiguity and get the point of the example command across.

Further context is also further provided in the paragraph above, which was not screenshoted in the bug report.

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Team chose [response.Rejected]

Reason for disagreement: By looking a few lines up as the team mentioned, I still could not find a line that explained that the tag "Nonexistent tag" is not currently in the application. Whilst I understand their point on them trying to use Nonexistent tag to signify the "Nonexistent tag" is the tag name, and also is a tag that does not exist amongst the employees. The latter was not mentioned in their DG and hence is not a valid reason that they actually also meant it as a tag that does not exist.

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