Bugs found in Knowt – AI Flashcards & Notes for Android
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Our QA team put the Knowt app through its paces to make sure it runs smooth and stress-free. Check out the bug report to see what we found!
Unable to log in via Google
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Download the app.
- Try to sign up using Google.
- Provide your email address and password.
- Return to the app.
Environment:
Samsung Galaxy S23+, Android Version 14.0
Actual Result:
The Google button displays an endless loading spinner.
Expected Result:
It should be possible to log in with Google.
Password reset verification code not received via email
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Download the app.
- Click “Sign In.”
- Enter your email and click the “Forgot Password” button.
- Enter your email again.
- Click the “Reset Password” button.
- Check your email.
Environment:
Samsung Galaxy S23+, Android Version 14.0
Actual Result:
When resetting the password, the verification code does not arrive in the email.
Expected Result:
When resetting the password, the verification code should be sent via email.
Failure to add new exam to system
Severity:
Major
Steps to Reproduce:
- Download the app.
- Click “Sign In.”
- Log in.
- Choose the “Exams” page from the main menu at the bottom.
- Click the “Add Exams” button.
Environment:
Samsung Galaxy S23+, Android Version 14.0
Actual Result:
It’s not possible to add an exam.
Expected Result:
When clicking on the “Add Exam” button, the exam should be added to the page.
To keep things from breaking in production, I'd suggest running regression tests after each release. This should help spot issues early on and make sure users have a smoother experience.
