When trying to add a telegram username, the constraint that the username needs must only contain alphanumeric characters or underscores and be between 5 to 32 characters long, and must start with a letter and not end with a underscore and an @ is not required at the start is not stated in the user documentation. This could lead end users to only find out upon adding a invalid telegram username
Steps to reproduce
Run the application
Try adding a invalid telegram username for example by using the command
add_member n/John Dasdoe r/04-3-201 t/sks
See that there is a constraint imposed on the telegram username that is not found in the user documentation
Expected Behavior
When adding a member and specifing a telegram user name, since there is a constraint on the username this constraint should be clearly stated on the user documentation
Actual Behavior
Telegram username input constraint is not found in the user documentation
Suggested Improvement
Add the telegram user name constraint in the user documentation to make it clear to first time users
When trying to add a telegram username, the constraint that the username needs must only contain alphanumeric characters or underscores and be between 5 to 32 characters long, and must start with a letter and not end with a underscore and an @ is not required at the start is not stated in the user documentation. This could lead end users to only find out upon adding a invalid telegram username
Steps to reproduce
Run the application
Try adding a invalid telegram username for example by using the command
add_member n/John Dasdoe r/04-3-201 t/sksSee that there is a constraint imposed on the telegram username that is not found in the user documentation
Expected Behavior
When adding a member and specifing a telegram user name, since there is a constraint on the username this constraint should be clearly stated on the user documentation
Actual Behavior
Telegram username input constraint is not found in the user documentation
Suggested Improvement
Add the telegram user name constraint in the user documentation to make it clear to first time users