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[DE] Don't require area to start a timer #2260

Closed andreasbrett closed 2 weeks ago

andreasbrett commented 1 month ago

see https://github.com/home-assistant/intents/pull/2257

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The recent update focuses on changes to timer-related functionalities within the Home Assistant system for German (`de`). Specifically, it simplifies the structure by removing the `requires_context` section with the `area` slot, and expands the test cases to include initiating a 2-hour timer. These updates aim to refine the command handling and enhance the robustness of the system by improving coverage and simplifying context requirements. ## Changes | Files | Change Summaries | |-------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `sentences/de/.../homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Removed the `requires_context` section with the `area` slot under `intents`, affecting how timer commands are structured and handled. | | `tests/de/.../homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml` | Added new test cases for starting a 2-hour timer in German, expanding the `HassStartTimer` intent's coverage with specific hour slots and associated response messages. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant HomeAssistant participant TimerModule participant ContextManager User ->> HomeAssistant: "Start timer for 2 hours" HomeAssistant ->> ContextManager: Validate context (Pre-Change) ContextManager ->> HomeAssistant: Validation result (Pre-Change) alt Pre-Change HomeAssistant ->> TimerModule: Start timer with context else Post-Change HomeAssistant ->> TimerModule: Start timer without context end TimerModule ->> HomeAssistant: Timer confirmation HomeAssistant ->> User: "Timer set for 2 hours" ```
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sentences/de/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
Line range hint `1-20`: **Configuration aligns with the PR's objectives.** The structure of the intent configurations in the provided YAML file appears correct and aligns with the objective to simplify timer commands by not requiring an area specification. This should make the command more versatile and user-friendly.
tests/de/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)
`4-14`: **New test cases are well-formed and comprehensive.** The added test cases for a 2-hour timer are correctly structured, with the intent name, slots, and expected responses well-defined. These test cases should provide good coverage for the new functionality of starting a timer without specifying an area.
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