The app GUI uses the label "Inventory" for all the items with their stock levels. The editStock command refers to these items as "Stock", while the addItem command refers to them as "Items".
This is quite confusing naming, as there is no consistency and the user might not know intuitively how to refer to these items in different contexts.
Naming is indended, as the editStock command only edits the current stock levels of an item and not the entire item.
Edit: Rejected, our target audience is NUS food vendor, who should already know clearly what is inventory, item, and stock; and their difference. Hence the claim that "user might not know intuitively how to refer to these items in different contexts" does not really hold up considering the target audience.
The app GUI uses the label "Inventory" for all the items with their stock levels. The
editStock
command refers to these items as "Stock", while the addItem command refers to them as "Items".This is quite confusing naming, as there is no consistency and the user might not know intuitively how to refer to these items in different contexts.
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2223S1/pe-interim#2811] [original labels: severity.Medium type.DocumentationBug]