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The "More to be added" at the bottom of the user stories seems to suggest that there are missing user stories.

I was trying to figure out why tags would be necessary given there are already categories and for a single task, you can have multiple tags and multiple categories.

In the DG, there are no user stories for why tags would be important to have in the application.

In the UG, these are the instructions given for transferring data to another computer:
Download the JAR file onto the other computer and overwrite the empty data file it creates with the file that contains the data of your previous SOChedule home folder (this is contained within the /data folder in the same location as your SOChedule.jar.

What actually happens:
When you open the JAR file on the other computer, it does not create the empty data file sochedule.json yet. Only when you run a command (any command), e.g. help, then it creates this empty data file.

In the provided test data in the DG (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AY2021S2-CS2103-W16-1/tp/master/src/test/data/sochedule.json), the priority sorting seems to be broken.

It goes from 0->7->8->1->3->9.

Result of sort_task priority:

When you try to check for free_time on a date which does not exist, the format is correct but the error message suggests that the format is wrong; where it should return an error that says that the date given does not exist instead.

In the UG documentation for adding an event, the example provided is:
add_event n/CS2103 meeting sd/2021-05-27 st/15:00 ed/2022-02-27 et/17:00, and the description is "adds an event with name CS2103 and its respective attributes to the event list."

But the command actually adds an event with name "CS2103 meeting".

Some of the links in the Developers' Guide appear to be linking to an individual member's site instead of the group's website.

e.g. in Sections 2 and 5 of the DG, links to the various guides (documentation guide, testing guide, logging guide, etc.) are linking to:
https://litone01.github.io/tp/Documentation.html
https://litone01.github.io/tp/Testing.html
https://litone01.github.io/tp/Logging.html ... respectively, where it would be expected to link to the group's website instead (e.g. https://ay2021s2-cs2103-w16-1.github.io/tp/Documentation.html).