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The UG states that the Matrix is designed to help us see what to do next.

However, Marking a task does not remove the Task from the Priority Matrix, which goes against the aim of the Matrix.

This is listed as a Medium severity bug I can circumvent this by applying the undone filter before marking tasks.

The expected outputs of the UG are partially cut-off.

The user does not actually need to know the outputs to use the program, and the outputs are easily verifiable, which is why this is listed as a cosmetic bug.

When first opening an app, the program automatically aligns the view on the Matrix to the Top-Left. This is where users would see the program most easily, so it intuitively makes more sense to place the most urgent tasks where users would see it most quickly.

In the DG, it is expected that the matrix should be well documented, given that the matrix occupies a large part of the UI space. However, it is not included in the UI section of the high-level architecture explanation.

It is also not mentioned in the Implementation section of the DG.

On inspection of code, we see that it is included as a TableView and likely GridPane in the MainWindow.java file, which seems to lack its own abstraction without explanation as to why.

This is a big problem for developers working on this aspect of the program in the future, as the UI sections of the program also tend to lack comments.

There are some broken links in the UG in the What can ProfPlan do for you section.

The underlined links are not interact-able, even though they are formatted the same way as other text near them that are interact-able.

The format of several diagrams in the DG was not given in the conventional format taught in the CS2103/T textbook.

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When attempting to scroll the individual cells inside the list to read more information on the task, I had been able to reorder the columns of the list.

Users will need to scroll tasks to read them occasionally, and it is more likely to occur at the top where highest priority tasks are located, which was why this was listed as a Medium Severity Bug.

Edit will fully override all task tags unless the user types all the tags of the task in.

Sometimes, when scrolling through the priority matrix, the matrix will flash a lot and rows will disappear. In severe cases, the matrix will completely fail to render the row. Horizontal scrolling will fix this issue.

Steps to Replicate

1. Add tasks into the list, with only the compulsory fields. (Tasks added to the smoke test shown below)
2. Some tasks fail to generate on the list, depending on its priority and due date.
3. Perform list_month.
4. Only the highest priority task is shown in the list, and the rest of the list fails to render in the Matrix.

Additional Information

This test was done on Windows, on 17 Nov 2023.
This test was done immediately after adding the new tasks to the list, after performing a clear operation.
This test used the following data.

As seen above, the data will render properly when all the data is present. Notably, the Thesis Defense task isn't on this list.

Screenshots of issue

Justification

This bug was listed as a Medium Impact Bug as the user can still see the task priorities and due dates on the list, and the sort commands exist. However, as the matrix occupies a big part of the app space, it is expected to display all the user tasks within the month and order them in terms of priority, which it does not do, causing some inconvenience to the user.