Open siqirua opened 9 months ago
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Thank you for your bug report.
The issue raised by the tester is unclear.
Our understanding of the issue is that after running a findTag
(ftag
) command, the subsequent findTask
(ft
)command will search within all tasks, but the findPerson
(fp
) command will only search the filtered contact list but not all the contacts.
However, we were unable to reproduce the bug. Please refer to the video below for details.
Steps attempted to reproduce the bug:
atagt 1 t/catering
ftag catering
fp Bernice
ft finale
ftag catering
command, only Persons and Tasks with the tag catering
are shown.fp Bernice
command, only Persons with name containing Bernice
are shown. However, the person Bernice Yu
does not have the tag catering
, but is successfully shown.ft finale
command, only Tasks with the title or note containing finale
are shown. However, the task Create budget
does not have the tag catering
, but is successfully shown.This shows that CoordiMate is able to search for Persons and Tasks outside of the filtered lists.
As the issue raised by the tester is unclear, and we were unable to reproduce the bug, we will reject this bug report as Issue Unclear and downgrade its severity to Low.
We hope that you understand our decision. Thank you.
Team chose [response.IssueUnclear
]
Reason for disagreement: [replace this with your reason]
When finding with tags first and then finding tasks with name, the finding tasks with name will search all the task list while when finding with tags first and then finding people with name, the finding will only search the filtered contact list.
This could lead to confusion to some users.
In addition, since the finding tasks command will search the entire list, it makes it very inconvenient if the user to locate a task with certain name and tag and this situation may frequently happen is data size grows large.
(The finding with tags here refers to ftag command. The fatag may have similar behavior but I have no time to test)