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In what situation would this be useful?

In what situation would this be useful?

For example, when choosing a time for the alarm clock, so that there is enough time to sleep. In this case you should press fewer buttons.

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In what situation would this be useful?

For example, when choosing a time for the alarm clock, so that there is enough time to sleep. In this case you should press fewer buttons.

I don't see it, because if I needed to be somewhere, I'd have to set a time regardless of how much sleep I'll get. If I don't have somewhere to be, or something to do at a certain time, I wouldn't set an alarm.

In what situation would this be useful?

For example, when choosing a time for the alarm clock, so that there is enough time to sleep. In this case you should press fewer buttons.

I don't see it, because if I needed to be somewhere, I'd have to set a time regardless of how much sleep I'll get. If I don't have somewhere to be, or something to do at a certain time, I wouldn't set an alarm.

But it might be useful for someone.

But it might be useful for someone.

Sure, and I'm asking how? There hasn't been an issue about this and I'm not the only one who doesn't understand since this hasn't been merged.

I frequently use the alarm to see how much time until time X, so this feature is useful in reducing the amount of taps to see that information (set time->turn alarm on->click info button vs set time->click info button).

That's an interesting idea, however because it's not an intended use case, there's no guarantee it will continue to be supported in a convenient way at least. For example if we had multiple alarms and the time setting was changed in some ways. Also setting the time can take a lot of time, so the reduction probably wouldn't be very significant in comparison.

On the other hand, the current behavior may help explain the state of the alarm for someone new to using it and give them confidence that it's set correctly.