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Steps to Reproduce:
Occurs on startup of a new user who has never used the application before.
Was a little bit confused about this feature. If my daily budget goal is 400, how can my monthly budget goal be 1600, again, how can my yearly budget goal be 300. I believe it will make more sense to enter either a daily/monthly/yearly goal and calculate the other goals accordingly
The team has discussed and decided to categorize the bug as not in scope. The following are the justifications:
We have actually discussed this issue before and decided that our implementation is sound and this should be the expected behavior because a user may want to spend varying amounts each day but set a limit to let's say 20 dollars. However, the user may still want to in overall spend less than 500 dollars a month which is less than 20 x 30 = 600 dollars. We do not wish to restrict the user and thus did not implement it the way you suggested.
We could implement a feature in concurrent to the one we have to automate the other 2 budgets if not specified by the user as per your suggestion. However, this is of a low priority and we feel that it should be postponed to beyond v2.1.
Steps to Reproduce:
Occurs on startup of a new user who has never used the application before.
Was a little bit confused about this feature. If my daily budget goal is 400, how can my monthly budget goal be 1600, again, how can my yearly budget goal be 300. I believe it will make more sense to enter either a daily/monthly/yearly goal and calculate the other goals accordingly
[original: nus-cs2113-AY2425S1/pe-interim#741] [original labels: severity.Medium type.FeatureFlaw]
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