When the popup that the Expiry date is in the past shows up, the policy is still added when the user clicks on the close button

The code from the UG to add a policy to the 2nd user was entered, and it was detected as an invalid command format, as the policy could not be added.

addpolicy n/critical illness p/30000 12 120 c/10 12 cl/2

The find command mentioned in the UG is not implemented as it is recognized as an Unknown Command. Not too sure if this is a documentation or a feature issue.

In the UG it is mentioned that the listpolicy lists all the policies, but from a UI point there was no change apart from the resultbox showing that it has listed all policies.

Perhaps it can be a bit more clear in the UG as to where the policies are listed?

Before:

After:

The listpolicy command does not have a special output to show that there are zero policies in the application

The command that the UG shows and the example that the UG shows for the delete command are very different and the example one does not work.

The sortpolicy command does not work for ascending and descending

The addpolicy command from the UG does not work again, and shows a different error this time

The example editpolicy command from the UG was inputted and the command does not work according the what the UG mentions

the sortlist dsc command does not work as per the userguide as it still shows all the clients in an ascending order

sortpolicy dateasc and sortpolicy datedsc are not working as expected and does not show the policies in the correct order

The example command was copied from the jar file and that itself does not work. The policy cannot be added at all.