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Unable to put anything with spaces into the ingredient name. This seems to be extremely restrictive for an inventory system. There are many multiple word ingredients.

Expired ingredients have no indication when listed or shown through 'expire'. This seems to be lacking for an inventory management system.

Adding "ChineseOnion" results in the ingredient being renamed to Chineseonion. Compounded with the inability to add spaces into ingredient names, this inventory system makes it very difficult to manage multi-word ingredients.

Ingredients with identical expiry dates are not collapsed together. This should be important for an inventory management system.

Missing the glossary section in the DG

At the start of the UG, it is stated that square brackets indicate user inputs. However, later on the square brackets stop being used.

The UG utilizes curly brackets to indicate optional input. However, this input syntax is not explained anywhere on the UG.

The instructions given was to "Cover all user-testable features". However, this DG only provides the testing instructions for a few cases.

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the command to view alerts is alerts ALERT_TYPE

The one in the UG has a typo and is missing (s).

The format given is DD/MM/YYYY, but the example given is 25-12-2021.

alerts stock should show only ingredients with stock lower than the set value. This ingredient has the same amount as the threshhold, but is instead shown.

Using the input 1. will be treated as 1.0 instead of an invalid input.

Single digit dates cannot be parsed and read and require the addition of 0 in front.

Inside the help command, to set alert thresholds, the command is set ALERT_TYPE VALUE. However, in the UG section 2.10, the command given is set [TYPE] [NEW_VALUE].

To edit current date the command is date DATE, but in section 2.11, the command given is date [NEW_DATE].

In the user stories section of the DG, additional information can be given regarding the type of users that wants to do certain action.

Missing bracket.

The ingredient amounts are rounded but the user is not informed of this on the user guide. This creates scenarios where the actual amount is different from the displayed amount.

This error causes a number of issue in multiple commands.

In this instance, I added an ingredient amount 1.2345. The displayed amount is 1.235. After subtracting 1.234 from this ingredient, it is deleted from the list entirely. The ingredient amount is not consistent (displayed as 1.235, but treated as 1.234 in calculation).

The input is wrong, but the error message states number of parameters is wrong