First I Added 2 records at the same time, only the name was different
If we view the records we can see the 3 records. Last 2 records only have name differing.
Then I edited the 3rd expense record's name to match that of the 2nd record -> This is where the edit function failed to check for possibility of creation of duplicate records.
Now if we view the list of expenses, we can see that there is duplicate expense issue for the last 2 records.
This could have been avoided if the edit function had checked for possibility of duplicate record creation.
First I Added 2 records at the same time, only the name was different
If we view the records we can see the 3 records. Last 2 records only have name differing.
Then I edited the 3rd expense record's name to match that of the 2nd record -> This is where the edit function failed to check for possibility of creation of duplicate records.
Now if we view the list of expenses, we can see that there is duplicate expense issue for the last 2 records.
This could have been avoided if the edit function had checked for possibility of duplicate record creation.
[original: nus-cs2113-AY2223S1/pe-interim#816] [original labels: type.FeatureFlaw severity.Low]