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In several of the commands, this time format: "tt/121220221400" is used without any explanation on the format.
I thought it was epoch time at first since it only consisted of numbers, and I was only able to derive what is potentially the format by seeing the example:
Even after thinking that the format is ddmmyyyyhhmm based on the UG, it was actually incorrect as trying to actually use that format would reveal that it was actually mmddyyyyhhmm instead. This wastes a lot of time for the users as they are forced to figure out the format on their own after many tries, making it very inconvenient to start using the basic functionalities of the app such as add.
It would be much better if the actual format was specifically stated in the UG, or better yet add dashes or spaces between the numbers, so that it is clear that these are date time
In several of the commands, this time format: "tt/121220221400" is used without any explanation on the format.
I thought it was epoch time at first since it only consisted of numbers, and I was only able to derive what is potentially the format by seeing the example:
Even after thinking that the format is ddmmyyyyhhmm based on the UG, it was actually incorrect as trying to actually use that format would reveal that it was actually mmddyyyyhhmm instead. This wastes a lot of time for the users as they are forced to figure out the format on their own after many tries, making it very inconvenient to start using the basic functionalities of the app such as add.
It would be much better if the actual format was specifically stated in the UG, or better yet add dashes or spaces between the numbers, so that it is clear that these are date time
Labels:
severity.High
type.DocumentationBug
original: bryanyee33/ped#4
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