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I understand that the date will be truncated to a valid date, but the output here does seem a little misleading since there is no event on 30/02/2021 but yet it states otherwise here.

Perhaps more examples and explanation would be useful here to show that the optional parameters are either or

Command summary:

Explaining mlist

It was difficult to visualise what was the expected output of the commands because of the lack of screenshots given the number of commands. Member related commands only had 2 screenshots for find

I understand that there should be mtfind in front of submit meeting. Adding it in will improve clarity of the example :)

Input date was 30/02/2021 was rounded down to 28
Input date was 39/02/2021 was not rounded down to 28

Expected : Error saying that the date is invalid

Actual : Date is rounded off to 28 or 29 depending on the year

Input :
tedit /t 1 /d 30/02/2021 23:59

Expected: Order of the parameters does not matter
Actual: Order apparently matters because an error message appears

UG reference:

Output :

Expected : the last parameter will be taken and there is no error message shown.
Actual : Error message shown.
Input command : madd /n john tan /ph 2134123 /ph 12345678 /e [email protected]

Not sure if filteredMemberList is required here since the diagram on the whole doesn't include text above the return arrow.

Expected: All the names of the tasks should change when editing such a task

Actual: Only the task belonging to that member was edited

Added testing 1 task to members 1, 2,3,4
Viewing member 1 tasks
Modified testing 1 to test under task list
Other member tasks stayed the same

I think the arrowhead should be pointing to the diamond(Ailurus saves changes to Storage)before instead of the line itself

Not sure if this is a link behaviour but clicking on a link (Task in this example), jumps back to the table of contents

this seems to be an invalid command since there is no parameter with /p.

Having AddCommandParser as an example can be a little misleading because it seems that AddCommandParser is not a parser that you use for events, members and tasks