Open nagiteja opened 3 years ago
The usage of the menu is not correct. When 'n' is entered after being prompted "Do you mean xxx (y/n)", the application recognises that the input is not what it guessed. Hence, the error message is returned.
Since 'n' is not a valid command, simply typing it in the menu will result in an error message.
The behaviour is as expected.
Team chose [response.Rejected
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Reason for disagreement: Even if this is the intended behaviour then the user has to have the option to exit this loop. The only way to exit this loop would be by restarting the entire application which is not efficient and is quite detrimental to the way this application works. Hope this makes it clear. Thanks
Team chose [severity.VeryLow
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Originally [severity.High
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Reason for disagreement: This affects the way the program runs hence it cannot be very low.
As you can see in the image, I am not sure why but I'm not able to exit this even after inputting what i'm supposed to input.