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[ES] improve timer creation #2248

Closed davefx closed 1 month ago

davefx commented 1 month ago

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes focus on enhancing the Spanish localization and functionality of timer-related responses in various files. They include text formatting adjustments, new timer-related vocabulary, corrected fixture state values, and refined expression handling to improve clarity and natural language understanding. ## Changes | Files | Change Summaries | |-------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml | Adjusted text formatting around "le quedan" to "Le quedan" for consistent capitalization. | | sentences/es/_common.yaml | Added timer words for seconds, minutes, and hours. Updated timer expressions for enhanced flexibility. | | tests/es/_fixtures.yaml | Corrected state value from "apadado" to "apagado" in `interruptor_dormitorio` fixture. | | tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml | Refined timer start expressions for improved clarity and natural language understanding. |
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 10ad18b5ff30c2988710994eb63f02c582e7467d and f569c913151d049a9fa15af86e5e57ee4d39b65e.
Files selected for processing (4) * responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks) * sentences/es/_common.yaml (2 hunks) * tests/es/_fixtures.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (4 hunks)
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responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml
[error] 47-47: trailing spaces (trailing-spaces)
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tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (4)
`8-9`: **Improve consistency in timer creation commands.** The addition of "crea temporizador en una hora" and "cuenta atrás de una hora" enhances the flexibility and natural language understanding for Spanish users. This aligns with the PR objectives to improve timer creation. --- `21-21`: **Ensure clarity in timer duration expressions.** The sentence "temporizador en una hora y 15 minutos" adds clarity and consistency to the timer initiation commands. Good improvement for user interaction. --- `34-34`: **Consistency in timer commands.** Adding "temporizador en una hora y 30 segundos" ensures uniformity across different timer settings, which is crucial for a seamless user experience. --- `46-46`: **Clarity and detail in complex timer settings.** The inclusion of "cuenta atrás de una hora 15 minutos 30 segundos" and "establecer temporizador para 1 hora, 15 minutos, y 30 segundos" provides clear, detailed options for setting timers, improving usability.
responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)
`68-68`: **Adjust capitalization for consistency based on context.** The conditional capitalization of "le quedan" to "Le quedan" based on the surrounding grammatical structure is a good detail, ensuring the text is grammatically correct in various contexts.
tests/es/_fixtures.yaml (1)
`58-58`: **Correction of typo in state value enhances accuracy.** Changing "apadado" to "apagado" corrects a crucial typo for the state value of `interruptor_dormitorio`, which is important for the accuracy of state representation in Home Assistant.
sentences/es/_common.yaml (1)
`488-507`: **Enhance timer flexibility with pluralization support.** The addition of pluralized forms for seconds, minutes, and hours ("segundo(s)", "minuto(s)", "hora(s)") enhances the flexibility and naturalness of timer interactions in Spanish. This is a significant improvement in language support.
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