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[EN] Don't require area to start a timer #2257

Closed synesthesiam closed 1 month ago

synesthesiam commented 1 month ago

Remove requirement to have a context area to start a timer. The satellite will still need to support timers.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes simplify the handling of timer setting commands in Home Assistant by removing the `requires_context` attribute and adjusting sentence structures for timers. Additionally, a new test case is introduced to validate setting a 10-minute timer, ensuring the system responds with "Timer started." ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `sentences/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Removed `requires_context` from `intents` and adjusted sentence structures for timer setting commands. | | `tests/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Added a test case for setting a 10-minute timer with the intent `HassStartTimer`, expecting the response "Timer started".| ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant HomeAssistant participant TimerModule User->>HomeAssistant: "Set a timer for 10 minutes" HomeAssistant->>TimerModule: Create timer for 10 minutes TimerModule-->HomeAssistant: Timer set successfully HomeAssistant->>User: "Timer started" ```
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ae5492dce0698f5855d80565ed028a2cc03653a1 and 1684bf13d84e64459c2365cac17cac93c4ae5dd1.
Files selected for processing (2) * sentences/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks) * tests/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
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sentences/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (2)
Line range hint `3-3`: **Approved YAML structure and language specification.** The file correctly specifies the language as English, which is essential for localization purposes. --- Line range hint `4-20`: **Approved modifications to sentence structures for timer intents.** The updated sentences provide a variety of ways to set timers, enhancing user flexibility and interaction with the system. Removing overly restrictive context requirements aligns with the PR's objective to simplify timer initiation.
tests/en/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`4-10`: **Approved new test case for a 10-minute timer.** The addition of a new test case for a 10-minute timer directly tests the changes made in the intents file. This ensures that the system can handle timer initiation without the previously required context, which is crucial for confirming the PR's functionality.
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