[ES] Updating Spanish translations to 2024.6.21

[davefx]

Spanish translations updated to version 2024.6.21.
Also, #2203 has been fixed and a test case has been added

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced Spanish language support for various timer-related intents in Home Assistant (e.g., start, pause, resume, cancel, and status updates).
  • Expanded media control functionality in Spanish, including pausing, resuming, and skipping tracks in different areas.
  • Enhanced the ability to query the state of cover devices in Spanish.

• Tests

  • Added comprehensive test cases in Spanish to cover newly introduced timer and media control intents, ensuring accurate responses in Home Assistant.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes primarily introduce Spanish language support for various Home Assistant intents related to timers, covers, media playback, and volume control. Additionally, the updates include new test cases to validate these functionalities and adjustments to error messages and entity definitions to accommodate these new features in the Spanish language context.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.../responses/es/HassCancelTimer.yaml	Introduced Spanish response for HassCancelTimer intent: "Temporizador cancelado".
.../responses/es/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml	Added Spanish response for HassDecreaseTimer intent: "Temporizador actualizado".
.../responses/es/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml	Added Spanish response for HassIncreaseTimer intent: "Temporizador actualizado".
.../responses/es/HassPauseTimer.yaml	Introduced Spanish response for HassPauseTimer: "Temporizador en pausa".
.../responses/es/HassStartTimer.yaml	Added Spanish support for HassStartTimer with default and command responses.
.../responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml	Added Spanish responses for HassTimerStatus, detailing timer states, next timer, and remaining time.
.../responses/es/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml	Introduced Spanish response for HassUnpauseTimer: "Continuando temporizador".
.../sentences/es/_common.yaml	Added error messages, expansion rules for commands, and timer-related command structures in Spanish.
.../sentences/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml	Updated to allow flexible queries about covers, specifying <area> and <planta> in various Spanish sentence structures.
.../sentences/es/homeassistant_HassTurnOn.yaml	Added new test case for turning on a lamp with the HassTurnOn intent in Spanish.
.../sentences/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml	Introduced test cases for HassUnpauseTimer intent, covering scenarios like resuming a timer, specifying a duration, and continuing a timer in a specific area.
.../sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml	Added variations for HassMediaNext intent, including different devices and locations for skipping tracks.
.../sentences/es/media_player_HassPauseTimer.yaml	Added new intents for pausing media playback in different areas like "Salón".
.../tests/es/_fixtures.yaml	Updated semantic structure for room areas, entity definitions, and timers, including renaming area identifiers and adding new timer configurations.
.../tests/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml	Added new test cases for querying the state of cover devices in different areas and floors in Spanish.
.../tests/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml	Introduced test cases for HassUnpauseTimer intent in Spanish, covering various resumption scenarios.
.../tests/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml	Expanded test cases for HassMediaNext intent to include skipping tracks on different devices and locations.
.../tests/es/media_player_HassMediaPause.yaml	Added intents and responses for pausing media playback in areas like "Salón".
.../tests/es/media_player_HassMediaUnpause.yaml	Added sentences and intents for HassMediaUnpause, resuming media playback in the living room with consistent responses.
.../tests/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml	Expanded commands for setting volume to 90%, including various phrases and contexts for adjusting volume levels.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 891aa0f and 08d31d8.

Files selected for processing (35)

• responses/es/HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks)
• responses/es/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/_common.yaml (4 hunks)
• sentences/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/light_HassTurnOn.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaPause.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaUnpause.yaml (1 hunks)
• sentences/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/_fixtures.yaml (13 hunks)
• tests/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml (4 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassTurnOn.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/media_player_HassMediaPause.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/media_player_HassMediaUnpause.yaml (1 hunks)
• tests/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml (1 hunks)

Additional context used

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responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml

[error] 47-47: trailing spaces (trailing-spaces)

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[error] 68-68: trailing spaces (trailing-spaces)

Additional comments not posted (36)

responses/es/HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-6: Spanish translation for HassPauseTimer intent looks correct.

The YAML structure is correct, and the translation for "Temporizador en pausa" aligns with the intent of pausing a timer. This is a straightforward addition that seems to meet the requirements of the PR.

responses/es/HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)

1-6: Spanish translation for HassCancelTimer intent looks correct.

The YAML structure is properly maintained, and the translation "Temporizador cancelado" appropriately conveys the cancellation of a timer. This addition appears to be correct and useful for Spanish-speaking users.

responses/es/HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-6: Spanish translation for HassUnpauseTimer intent looks correct.

The YAML structure is correct, and the translation "Continuando temporizador" accurately reflects the intent of unpausing a timer. This should enhance the user experience for Spanish speakers by providing clear and localized responses.
[APROVED]

responses/es/HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-6: Spanish translation for HassDecreaseTimer intent looks correct.

The YAML structure is properly formatted, and the translation "Temporizador actualizado" is appropriate for the intent of decreasing a timer's duration. This translation should be clear for Spanish-speaking users.

responses/es/HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-6: Spanish translation for HassIncreaseTimer looks good.

The YAML structure is correct, and the Spanish translation for the "increase timer" intent is appropriately set.

responses/es/HassStartTimer.yaml (1)

1-7: Spanish translations for HassStartTimer are correctly implemented.

The YAML structure is correct, and the Spanish translations for starting a timer are appropriately set with both a default response and a command acknowledgment.

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-10: Enhanced flexibility in pausing timers with new Spanish sentences.

The YAML structure is correct, and the added sentences provide various ways for users to interact with the timer pausing functionality in Spanish, improving usability.

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-10: Enhanced flexibility in unpausing timers with new Spanish sentences.

The YAML structure is correct, and the added sentences provide various ways for users to interact with the timer unpausing functionality in Spanish, improving usability.

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)

1-10: Approved the new intent definitions.

The sentences are well structured and cover a variety of ways to cancel a timer, including specifying the timer name and area. This should provide good coverage for natural language processing.

sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaPause.yaml (1)

6-16: Approved the intent definitions for media pause.

The sentences and context requirements are correctly defined, ensuring that the pause command is properly contextualized within the media player domain and specific areas.

sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaUnpause.yaml (1)

6-16: Approved the intent definitions for media unpause.

The sentences and context requirements are correctly defined, ensuring that the unpause command is properly contextualized within the media player domain and specific areas.

tests/es/media_player_HassMediaPause.yaml (1)

10-29: Approved the test cases for media pause.

The test cases are well-structured and cover a variety of scenarios, ensuring that the pause functionality is thoroughly tested across different contexts and areas.

tests/es/media_player_HassMediaUnpause.yaml (3)

Line range hint 1-9: Review of initial test case setup for HassMediaUnpause

The initial test setup looks correct and adheres to the intent structure expected by Home Assistant. The response "Continuando reproducción" is consistent with the intent to unpause media playback, which is clearly defined.

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10-18: Review of test case involving area context

The test case is well-structured and introduces an area-specific context, which is "Salón". This allows for more precise control and testing of media playback features in specific areas, enhancing the functionality of the Home Assistant in multi-room setups. The response is consistent and appropriate for the specified intent and context.

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19-29: Review of expanded test case with multiple sentences

This block provides multiple ways to activate the intent, which is excellent for ensuring robustness in voice control scenarios. The inclusion of varied phrasing ("seguir con la música en el salón", "continúa en el salón la reproducción", "reactivar el reproductor del salón") enhances the natural language processing capabilities. The response remains consistent, ensuring user expectations are met.

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)

1-16: Comprehensive review of sentence structures for starting timers

The sentences provided cover a wide range of natural language commands to start timers, which is crucial for user-friendly voice interactions. The use of optional elements and placeholders (e.g., <timer_set>, <timer_duration>, {timer_name:name}) allows for flexible and descriptive timer setups. The context requirement of area with slot: false is appropriate, ensuring that the timer setup does not unnecessarily restrict to specific areas unless explicitly stated. This setup supports a robust implementation of timer functionalities.

sentences/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-18: Review of sentence structures for media track control

The sentences provided facilitate a variety of commands to skip to the next media track, which is essential for a seamless media control experience. The inclusion of placeholders and optional elements (e.g., <pista>, <name>, <area>) offers flexibility in command usage. The context requirement for area with slot: true is particularly noteworthy, as it allows for area-specific media control, enhancing the user experience in multi-room setups. This setup supports a robust implementation of media control functionalities.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassTurnOn.yaml (1)

1-9: Review of test case for turning on a bedside lamp

The test case is well-structured and specifically targets the scenario of turning on a bedside lamp. The sentence "enciende lámpara de la mesilla" directly corresponds to the intent and the provided response is clear and appropriate. This test case effectively verifies the functionality of voice commands for device control.

sentences/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml (1)

6-20: Enhanced flexibility in volume control commands.

The addition of various sentence structures to set volume, including specifying areas, enhances user interaction by allowing more natural language commands. Ensure these changes integrate well with the existing system and other language configurations.

Verification successful

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Enhanced flexibility in volume control commands.

The addition of various sentence structures to set volume, including specifying areas, enhances user interaction by allowing more natural language commands. The integration check shows consistent patterns across different language configurations, confirming that the changes are aligned with existing intents.

• The changes in sentences/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml are consistent with other language configurations.
• No integration issues were found.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for integration issues with other language configurations.

# Test: Search for similar changes in other language files to ensure consistency.
fd 'media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml' --exec rg 'volumen'

Length of output: 1432

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for integration issues with other language configurations.

# Test: Search for similar changes in other language files to ensure consistency.
fd 'media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml' --exec rg 'volumen'
fd 'media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml' --exec rg 'volume'

Length of output: 10317

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-15: Improved flexibility for timer increase commands.

The new sentence structures allow for more diverse expressions in increasing timer durations. This should improve user experience by accommodating various speech patterns.

Verification successful

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Improved flexibility for timer increase commands.

The new sentence structures allow for more diverse expressions in increasing timer durations. This should improve user experience by accommodating various speech patterns.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify integration with other timer-related configurations.

# Test: Check for consistency with other timer intent configurations.
fd 'homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml' --exec rg 'timer'

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[task review_file_2/4 re-analyze_results_1/1] Re-analyzing the results of the shell script execution.
[observations] The script output contains multiple timer-related sentences in various languages, indicating a broad set of configurations for timer intents.
[decomposition] Compare the new Spanish sentences with existing patterns in other languages to ensure consistency.
[task review_file_2/4 re-analyze_results_1/1 sub-task 1/2] Check for consistency in sentence structures across different languages.
[analysis] The Spanish sentences follow a similar structure to those in other languages, ensuring consistency in intent configurations.
[actions] Conclude the verification process, as the new sentences are consistent with existing configurations.
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Improved flexibility for timer increase commands.

The new sentence structures allow for more diverse expressions in increasing timer durations. This should improve user experience by accommodating various speech patterns. The new Spanish sentences are consistent with existing configurations in other languages.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify integration with other timer-related configurations.

# Test: Check for consistency with other timer intent configurations.
fd 'homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml' --exec rg 'timer'

Length of output: 6033

tests/es/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-38: Comprehensive test coverage for pausing timers.

The test scenarios added cover a wide range of typical user commands, ensuring robust testing of the pausing functionality. Confirm that these tests integrate seamlessly with the overall test suite.

Verification successful

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Comprehensive test coverage for pausing timers.

The test scenarios added cover a wide range of typical user commands, ensuring robust testing of the pausing functionality. The verification shows that these scenarios are well represented in the homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml file and other related test files in the repository.

• tests/es/homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml
• Other relevant test files containing scenarios for pausing timers

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integration of these tests with the overall test suite.

# Test: Check for any missing test scenarios related to pausing timers.
fd 'homeassistant_HassPauseTimer.yaml' --exec rg 'pausar|parar|detén'

Length of output: 252

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---

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for additional test files or scenarios related to pausing timers.

# Test: Check for any other test files or scenarios related to pausing timers.
fd '.*\.yaml' --exec rg 'pausar|parar|detén'

Length of output: 531

tests/es/homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml (1)

1-38: Robust test coverage for unpausing timers.

The test scenarios added ensure thorough testing of the unpause functionality with various user commands. Confirm that these tests integrate seamlessly with the overall test suite.

Verification successful

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Robust test coverage for unpausing timers.

The test scenarios added ensure thorough testing of the unpause functionality with various user commands. Confirm that these tests integrate seamlessly with the overall test suite.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integration of these tests with the overall test suite.

# Test: Check for any missing test scenarios related to unpausing timers.
fd 'homeassistant_HassUnpauseTimer.yaml' --exec rg 'continuar|seguir|reactivar'

Length of output: 297

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-15: Translations and syntax appear correct for timer decrease commands.

The intent definitions and sentences are well-structured and seem to cover a comprehensive range of commands for timer manipulation. The use of placeholders like <timer_duration>, <timer_start>, and {timer_name:name} is consistent and clear.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassCancelTimer.yaml (1)

1-41: Comprehensive test coverage for timer cancellation.

The test cases provided cover a variety of scenarios including basic cancellation, cancellation by duration, by name, and by area. This should ensure robust behavior in diverse situations. The syntax and structure are correct, and the responses are consistent.

sentences/es/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)

1-14: Well-structured and clear intent definitions for timer status queries.

The sentences cover a broad spectrum of queries regarding the status and remaining time of timers, including queries by name and area. The syntax is correct and the placeholders are used appropriately, ensuring flexibility in user commands.
[APROVED]

tests/es/media_player_HassMediaNext.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-44: Diverse and relevant test cases for media track skipping.

The test cases are well-structured, providing scenarios for skipping media tracks on different devices and in different areas. The use of slots and context is appropriate, ensuring the tests are relevant to the intended functionality. The response "Reproduciendo siguiente" is consistently used, which is good for uniformity.

sentences/es/light_HassTurnOn.yaml (1)

5-10: LGTM!

This addition enhances the Spanish language support for light control, making the interface more user-friendly for Spanish speakers.

tests/es/media_player_HassSetVolume.yaml (1)

4-16: Well-crafted test cases!

These test cases are comprehensive and cover various user inputs for setting volume, which enhances the robustness of the voice control feature.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)

1-48: Comprehensive test coverage for timer status!

The test cases added provide detailed and specific feedback for various timer scenarios, significantly enhancing the user experience for Spanish speakers.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassDecreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-49: Excellent test cases for decreasing timer durations!

These tests are well-structured and ensure that the timer decrease functionality is robust and behaves as expected in various scenarios.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassIncreaseTimer.yaml (1)

1-50: Comprehensive and well-structured test cases for increasing timer duration.

The test cases are well-formed and cover a variety of scenarios, including adding minutes to timers with specific names and in specific areas such as "Cocina". This should adequately test the functionality of the HassIncreaseTimer intent.

sentences/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-40: Enhanced flexibility in querying cover states.

The modifications in the sentences allow for more flexible queries regarding the state of covers, accommodating user inputs about specific areas and floors. This should improve the user experience by making the interactions more natural and context-aware.

tests/es/homeassistant_HassStartTimer.yaml (1)

1-121: Comprehensive test scenarios for starting timers.

The test cases cover a broad range of scenarios, from simple timers to more complex ones involving hours, minutes, and seconds. This thorough testing ensures that the HassStartTimer intent handles a variety of user inputs effectively.

tests/es/cover_HassGetState.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-135: Detailed and context-aware test cases for cover state queries.

The test cases are well-constructed and provide a detailed examination of the HassGetState intent's functionality in different contexts. This ensures robust testing of the intent's ability to handle queries about the state of covers in various scenarios.

responses/es/HassTimerStatus.yaml (1)

47-47: Remove trailing spaces on line 47.

Trailing spaces can lead to unnecessary git changes and may affect the readability or functionality in some contexts.

-            Al temporizador
+            Al temporizador

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

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[error] 47-47: trailing spaces (trailing-spaces)

sentences/es/_common.yaml (1)

484-500: Verify the implementation of timer-related expansion rules.

The expansion rules for timers have been defined, but it's crucial to ensure they integrate correctly with the rest of the system, especially the voice commands and responses.

Verification successful

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Timer-related expansion rules are correctly implemented and consistently used across the codebase.

• The sentences/es/_common.yaml file defines timer-related rules in a manner consistent with other language files.
• The rules are integrated with voice commands and responses, as seen in the search results across multiple files.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify timer-related expansion rules are correctly implemented.

# Test: Search for usage of timer-related rules in the codebase. Expect: Consistent usage across all files.
rg --type yaml $'timer_set|timer_cancel|timer_duration'

Length of output: 31877

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Remove trailing spaces on line 68.

Trailing spaces here can lead to similar issues as noted above, maintaining clean code is essential for future maintenance.

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[error] 68-68: trailing spaces (trailing-spaces)

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Typographical error in entity state value.

The state value for "Interruptor dormitorio" is misspelled as "apadado" instead of "apagado".

-    state:
-      in: "apadado"
-      out: "off"
+    state:
+      in: "apagado"
+      out: "off"

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