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Program fail to load any save data at start up #6

Open lamyuewei opened 4 years ago

lamyuewei commented 4 years ago

Userguide say that it support saving and loading automatically.

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The data file is saved into an external file.

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However, at next start up, nothing is inside the program if i use their list function (ls). It is not loaded into the program.

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nus-pe-bot commented 4 years ago

Team's Response

We looked into the issue you have highlighted. However, we were unable to reproduce the bug which you have shown. The saving and loading of files from the save.txt file works normally, and we could not identify the reason why it might not have worked for your case.

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In any case, thank you for your effort in raising this issue to us. We hoped that we have explained ourselves adequately.

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Team chose [response.CannotReproduce]

Reason for disagreement: The following 3 line of inputs will cause their file to be unable to save:

mkdir cs2113t addt urgent assignment -m cs2113t -c Assignment -d tmr 2359 -p 15 bye

NOTE: These 2 commands below are not needed but are used just to show that the stuff seems to be stored for now, but wait till you exit and re-enter again, then you will find that it is actually not stored.

lsm (This line is only for you to view that the mod is stored, doesn't contribute to bug) lst (This line is only for you to view the task is stored, doesn't contribute to bug)

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Now you try java -jar your jar file again then just do the following commands: lsm (This line is only for you to view that the mod is NOT stored, doesn't contribute to bug) lst (This line is only for you to view the task is NOT stored, doesn't contribute to bug)

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Just want to add 1 more thing that these inputs are actually from thier own examples in the user guide as well, so I'm not sure why it wasn't tested before they wrote their user guide:

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