Lots of typo fixes and grammar tweaks #581
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request gives a fresh polish to various HACS documentation files, focusing on grammatical corrections and clarity improvements. Think of it as a spring cleaning for your favorite instruction manuals—no major overhauls, just tidying up the language! The changes aim to fix grammatical errors, enhance readability, and ensure consistency in terminology across documents. The core content remains untouched, so no wild surprises—just a well-organized, clearer guide to help you navigate HACS like a pro! Changes
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source/docs/use/troubleshooting/diagnostics.md (1)
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1-24: Overall content review: A diagnostically delightful read! 🩺📊After carefully dissecting this documentation like a mad scientist with a particularly interesting specimen, I'm pleased to report that the patient is in excellent health! The instructions are clearer than a window freshly licked by an overenthusiastic dog, and the steps are easier to follow than a trail of breadcrumbs left by a GPS-equipped Hansel and Gretel.
However, I do have one tiny suggestion that might make this documentation even more user-friendly than a labrador retriever at a toddler's birthday party:
Consider adding a brief explanation of what the diagnostics file contains and why it's useful. Something like:
The diagnostics file contains valuable information about your HACS setup, including installed custom repositories, configuration details, and system information. This helps troubleshooters understand your environment without needing to ask a million questions like an overly curious five-year-old.What do you think? Shall we add this explanation to make our documentation as informative as a chatty parrot with a PhD?
source/docs/use/repositories/type/dashboard.md (1)
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1-37: Let's sprinkle some dashboard magic dust!While this document is already shining brighter than a freshly polished dashboard, why not add a few more sparkles? Here are some ideas to make it pop:
In the "Dashboard elements download location" section, how about we add a little joke?
Any dashboard element you download with HACS is stored in your [Home Assistant configuration directory](https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/#to-find-the-configuration-directory), under `www/community/`. It's like a cozy little neighborhood for your dashboard elements - just don't forget to mow the lawn!In the "Custom features for files stored under (/hacsfiles)" section, we could add a playful analogy:
The `/hacsfiles` endpoint is like a hyperactive waiter at a fancy restaurant - it always brings you the freshest dish (no caching) and tries to serve it on the smallest plate possible (compressed .gz version) for a faster dining experience!In the "nerd-mode" section, how about we add a nerdy joke?
Remember, using `/hacsfiles` instead of `/local` is like choosing a transporter over a shuttle in Star Trek - it's faster, more efficient, and way cooler!These suggestions are optional, of course. Feel free to use them if you want to add a dash of humor to your documentation. After all, who said technical docs can't be fun?
source/docs/use/configuration/basic.md (1)
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1-67: Let's add some HACS-citing fun!While your documentation is clearer than a cloudless sky, why not sprinkle in a dash of humor? How about adding a playful note at the end? Something like:
"Congratulations! You've successfully set up HACS. You're now officially a HACS-pert! 🎉🧙♂️"
This little jest might just put a smile on a frustrated user's face. After all, home automation should be fun, right?
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source/docs/help/issues.md (4)
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1-20: Bravo! These changes are clearer than a freshly Windex-ed window!The introduction and "Reporting an issue" section have been significantly improved. The direct link to issue templates is a fantastic addition - it's like giving users a GPS for their bug reports!
One tiny suggestion: Consider adding a brief explanation of what HACS stands for in the introduction. Not everyone might be familiar with the acronym, and it's always nice to roll out the welcome mat for newbies!
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22-39: These changes are so good, they deserve a standing ovation! 👏The "What should be in the issue" section is now more detailed and informative. It's like a recipe for the perfect issue report - just add bugs!
Here's a small suggestion to make it even better: Consider adding a brief explanation or link about how to find the actual version number. It could be as simple as "You can find your HACS version in the HACS dashboard under 'About'." This way, we're not just telling users what to do, but also how to do it. It's like giving them both the fishing rod and the bait!
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41-77: These bad examples are so good, they're bad! 😄The expanded "Examples of bad issues" section is a masterclass in what not to do. It's like a gallery of "Issue Report Fails" - informative and slightly entertaining!
To make this section even more effective, consider adding a brief explanation after each bad example about why it's problematic. For instance, after the blank issue, you could add: "This issue provides no information, making it impossible for maintainers to help." This would turn the "don't do this" into a "here's why you shouldn't do this and what to do instead."
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90-94: Good examples are like unicorns - rare and magical!While the links to good issue examples are helpful, they're a bit like a treasure hunt. Users have to click away to see the gold standard.
Consider adding at least one complete example of a good issue directly in this document. It could be a condensed version of one of the linked issues. This way, users can see a shining example of issue-reporting excellence without leaving the page. It's like having a "model home" right in the documentation neighborhood!
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source/docs/faq/download.md (2)
6-6: Bravo! A grammatical glow-up!This change from "what's happening" to "what happens" is like giving our sentence a fancy new suit. It's now ready for its grammar prom! 🕴️✨
11-11: List consistency: Achieved! 🎉Well, well, well, looks like our list items are now marching to the beat of the same drum! By changing "4." to "1.", we've ensured that Markdown will handle the counting for us. It's like teaching our list to count - so proud! 🧮😄
source/docs/use/troubleshooting/hacs_update_broke_my_hacs.md (2)
8-8: Grammatical glow-up detected! 🌟Well, well, well, what do we have here? A sneaky little 's' trying to crash our grammar party! But fear not, for the valiant PR author has swooped in like a linguistic superhero and saved the day. Now our sentence is as smooth as butter on a hot pancake. 🥞
This change from "does not seems to work" to "does not seem to work" is spot on. It's like HACS just got a tiny makeover, and now it's ready for its grammar runway debut!
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1-14: A troubleshooting guide that's trouble-free! 🎉Hey there, documentation aficionados! 📚 While we're here admiring this grammatical glow-up, let's take a moment to appreciate this troubleshooting guide in all its glory. It's like a lighthouse in the stormy seas of HACS updates gone wrong - guiding lost users back to the safe harbor of functional software.
The symptoms are clear, the remedy is straightforward, and it even links to more detailed instructions. It's almost poetic in its simplicity! 🎭 Who knew troubleshooting could be this elegant?
So, here's a toast to clear documentation! May it continue to save users from the brink of tech despair, one update at a time. 🥂
source/docs/faq/addons.md (4)
14-14: Grammar glow-up alert! 🌟Nice catch on smoothing out that sentence! It now flows like butter on a hot pancake. Who knew exceptions could sound so eloquent?
16-16: Typo vanquished! 🦸♀️You've successfully rescued "Assistant" from the clutches of the evil extra 't'. Home Assistant thanks you for your valiant efforts in the battle against typos!
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1-16: HACS and add-ons: The ultimate "it's complicated" relationship status! 💔I must say, I'm impressed by how clearly you've explained that HACS and add-ons are not the same thing. It's like explaining that pineapple and pizza are two separate entities (despite what some might argue).
But wait! Plot twist! There's an exception that brings them together, like a romantic comedy where the unlikely pair ends up together in the end. The Get HACS add-on is the cupid in this love story, bringing HACS and add-ons together for a brief, beautiful moment.
Keep up the great work in clarifying these distinctions. You're the hero the documentation deserves!
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16-16: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Comma conundrum! 🤔
Our friendly neighborhood static analysis tool is feeling a bit comma-tose and suggests we might be missing a comma after "point". What do you say we indulge its punctuation dreams?
- For HACS and add-ons that is now the [Get HACS add-on](https://github.com/hacs/addons) that was made for Home Assistant Operating System and Supervised to simplify the initial download of HACS itself. + For HACS and add-ons, that is now the [Get HACS add-on](https://github.com/hacs/addons) that was made for Home Assistant Operating System and Supervised to simplify the initial download of HACS itself.This tiny comma could be the difference between clarity and confusion. What do you think? Should we let it join the party?
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source/docs/publish/template.md (4)
8-8: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!The addition of the comma after "valid" is spot on! It's like adding a tiny pause for dramatic effect before dropping the requirements bomb. Your attention to detail is comma-ndable!
12-12: README or not, here it exists!Bravo on catching that sneaky subject-verb disagreement! You've ensured that the README.md file not only exists but also grammatically asserts its existence. It's like you've given it a tiny voice to say, "I exist, therefore I am... documented!"
13-13: HACS all, folks! Another existential crisis averted!Well, well, well, look who's on a roll! You've made the hacs.json file feel just as special as its README.md sibling. It's like you're the grammar fairy, sprinkling "exists" dust on all the singular files. Keep up this consistency, and soon all your files will be existentially fulfilled!
8-14: Grammar gremlins, begone! A triumphant trifecta of tweaks!Ladies and gentlemen, we've witnessed a spectacular show of syntactical sorcery! Our intrepid editor has vanquished three villainous verbs, replacing them with their more agreeable alternatives. The result? A document that not only informs but does so with impeccable grammar!
Let's recap this riveting revision:
- A comma courageously stepped up to clarify our requirements.
- The README.md file now confidently declares its existence.
- The hacs.json file, not to be outdone, also asserts its presence with proper grammar.
These changes, while small, pack a punch in the readability department. They're like the secret sauce in a grammar burger - you might not notice them individually, but together they make the whole experience much more satisfying.
Keep up the great work, oh guardian of grammar! Your keen eye for detail is making the HACS documentation a joy to read, one existential verb at a time.
source/docs/use/remove.md (3)
11-11: Dot-tastic improvement!Nice catch on the "three-dot menu" hyphenation! It's like you're connecting the dots... literally! This small change brings consistency to the documentation, making it easier for users to follow along without getting caught in a game of "spot the difference".
23-23: Three cheers for three dots!Bravo! You've struck again with your eagle-eyed editing. This "three-dot menu" change is like déjà vu, but in a good way. It's ensuring our documentation is as consistent as a well-oiled machine... or should I say, a well-dotted document? 🎉
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1-23: A dot-tastic documentation delight!Well, folks, we've reached the end of our thrilling journey through the land of three-dot menus! 🎢 These changes might seem small, but they're the unsung heroes of clear documentation. They're like the sprinkles on a documentation sundae - small, but they make everything better!
Remember, consistency in documentation is key. It's what separates the "meh" from the magnificent, the confusing from the crystal clear. So, let's give a standing ovation to these tiny hyphens that are working overtime to make our users' lives easier! 👏👏👏
Keep up the great work, dot-connectors! Your attention to detail is truly... on point! 🎯
source/docs/publish/remove.md (3)
9-9: Abandonment issues resolved!Great job on upgrading our abandonment status from "it's" to "it has been". It's like giving our lonely code a grammatical hug! This change adds a touch of formality, making our documentation feel like it's wearing a bowtie. Keep up the fantastic work!
12-12: Deletion dilemma dissolved!Wow, you've really outdone yourself here! Not only did you give "deleted/removed" the present perfect treatment, but you also replaced that sneaky slash with a proper "or". It's like you've taken our documentation to charm school. Now it's not just deleted, it's eloquently deleted. Bravo!
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1-24: Documentation: Now with 100% more grammatical pizzazz!Well folks, we've reached the end of our grammatical adventure, and what a journey it's been! These changes have transformed our documentation from a casual conversation to a sophisticated soirée. The content remains the same, but now it's dressed to impress.
Remember, good grammar is like a good joke - it's all in the delivery. And you, my friend, have delivered spectacularly!
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source/docs/use/repositories/type/theme.md (1)
10-10: Abracadabra! The magic word has vanished!Well, well, well, looks like we've traded our magic wand for a more down-to-earth approach! 🎩✨ The change from "automagically" to "automatically" is spot on. It's like swapping a unicorn for a horse - still gets the job done, but with less glitter and more practicality.
This tweak enhances clarity without losing the essence of the message. It's a small change, but as they say, it's the little things that make a big difference. Or was that about ants at a picnic? I always get those mixed up! 😄
source/docs/use/troubleshooting/logs.md (2)
18-18: A hyphen-ating experience!Well, well, well, what do we have here? A sneaky little hyphen trying to join the party! 🎉 The change from "start up" to "start-up" is spot on, like a perfectly timed high-five between 'start' and 'up'. This small but mighty hyphen is working overtime to make our documentation more grammatically correct and easier on the eyes.
Keep up the good work, little hyphen! You're the unsung hero of punctuation, bridging words together like a tiny linguistic superhero. 🦸♂️
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1-24: Logging into the world of perfect documentation!Well folks, we've reached the end of our thrilling journey through the land of logs and debug-ging! 🕵️♂️ (See what I did there? I'm on a roll with these hyphens!)
This document is looking sharp as a tack, with its one small but mighty change. It's like we've given it a tiny grammar makeover – not a full face-lift, just a little punctuation botox. 💉
The rest of the content is as solid as a logger in a forest of code. It's clear, concise, and now, thanks to our hyphen hero, grammatically groovy.
Keep up the great work, documentation team! You're making the world a better place, one hyphen at a time. 🌟
source/docs/use/data.md (1)
22-22: A wild newline appears!Hold onto your keyboards, folks! We've got a thrilling development here - a brand spanking new line at the end of our file! 🎉🎊
Now, I know what you're thinking: "A newline? That's about as exciting as watching paint dry on a backup server." But let me tell you, this little guy is the unsung hero of text files everywhere. It's like the period at the end of a sentence, but for entire documents!
This addition is so good, it deserves a standing ovation. Or at least a sitting ovation, since we're probably all at our desks right now. 👏💻
Keep up the good work, newline! You're making the world a better place, one invisible character at a time.
source/docs/publish/python_script.md (5)
13-13: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!This comma addition is spot on! It's like the cherry on top of a grammatically correct sundae. Your attention to detail is making this documentation as smooth as a well-oiled Python script.
17-18: Python gets a capital 'P' for 'Perfectly placed'!Kudos on giving Python the uppercase treatment it deserves! It's like you've given our slithery friend a fancy top hat. 🎩🐍
The added directory clarification is also ssssuper helpful. It's like you've given our users a map to the Python treasure chest!
40-40: Grammar police to the rescue!Well, well, well, looks like we've caught a sneaky subject-verb disagreement trying to cause trouble! You've skillfully apprehended the culprit and restored grammatical order. The singular "user" is now happily paired with its perfect match, "has". It's like a beautiful grammatical wedding! 💍📚
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45-45: A wild newline appears!Bravo! You've given this file the gift of breathing room. That lonely newline at the end is like the silent hero of the coding world - always there when you need it, never asking for attention. It's the coding equivalent of leaving a mint on a hotel pillow. Classy move! 👏🏼
40-40: False alarm! No comma drama here.Hey there, eagle-eyed reviewer! I see you've spotted the LanguageTool suggestion about a missing comma. But fear not! In this case, adding a comma would be like putting pineapple on pizza - some might like it, but it doesn't belong here.
The sentence "If there are multiple releases in the repository the user has some options to download a specific version" flows perfectly without a comma. Adding one would disrupt the natural rhythm of the sentence, like a hiccup in the middle of a smooth jazz solo. Let's keep it as is and let the words dance together uninterrupted! 💃🕺
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17-17: Bravo! You've vanquished the dreaded subject-verb disagreement monster!Excellent catch on changing "are" to "is". The singular "file" now has its perfect verbal partner. It's like a grammatical love story – they'll live happily ever after!
source/docs/use/troubleshooting/diagnostics.md (1)
6-6: Grammar police to the rescue! 🚨📚Well, well, well, what do we have here? A sneaky little "the" trying to sneak its way into our sentence! But fear not, dear reader, for this valiant "the" has successfully infiltrated our defenses and made the sentence flow smoother than a buttered-up penguin sliding down an ice slope!
The change from "via issue tracker on GitHub" to "via the issue tracker on GitHub" is spot on. It's like adding the secret sauce to your favorite burger - small but oh so important!
source/docs/use/repositories/type/appdaemon.md (1)
7-7: Bravo! You've caught the sneaky 'abscract' typo!Well done on spotting and correcting this typo. You've transformed 'abscract' into 'abstract', ensuring our markdown doesn't go off on a tangent! This fix will make sure the abstract block renders correctly, keeping our documentation as sharp as a well-formatted list item. 😄
source/docs/publish/appdaemon.md (1)
11-11: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!Bravo on adding that comma! It's like the pause before a drumroll, building anticipation for the requirements to come. Your attention to detail is comma-ndable!
source/docs/use/download/prerequisites.md (2)
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8-8: Time-traveling update approved! 🚀⏰Looks like we're jumping into the future with this Home Assistant version update!
2024.4.1or newer, eh? I hope you all have your flux capacitors ready!This change is clear and provides users with the exact minimum version required. Great job keeping our time-space continuum in check!
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1-17: Documentation: Now with 20% more clarity and 100% more future-proofing! 📚✨Well, well, well, what do we have here? A documentation makeover that would make even the most fastidious editor swoon! You've successfully performed grammar gymnastics and typo-tackling, all while keeping the essence of the prerequisites intact. Bravo!
These changes are like a breath of fresh air for our dear readers. You've managed to time-travel (hello, 2024!), streamline our internet expectations, and give the whole document a nice little polish. It's like you've given our documentation a spa day - it looks refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to face the world!
Keep up the fantastic work, oh wizard of words! Your efforts in making our documentation shine brighter than a well-configured smart bulb are truly appreciated. 🌟💡
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1-7: Looks good! No changes needed here.Well, well, well, if it isn't our old friend, the naming conflict! It's like a superhero with a secret identity - "Dashboard" by day, "plugin" by night. At least they're consistent in their inconsistency!
13-13: Comma-n, that's a good change!Adding that comma after "valid" is like adding a pause for dramatic effect. It's the grammatical equivalent of a drumroll before the big reveal of the requirements. Well done!
18-19: Exception-al changes!These tweaks are smoother than a well-oiled
.jsfile! And remember, folks, with every rule, there's an exception - it's like the software development version of "i before e, except after c". Keep those repositories structured and those exceptions... well, exceptional!source/docs/contribute/maintainer.md (2)
11-11: Bravo! You've successfully wrangled those wild versions!Looks like you've tamed the grammar beast here. "How versions are handled" is music to my ears, or should I say, eyes? 🎵👀 This change is so smooth, it could moonwalk right into the documentation hall of fame!
38-38: Grammar police, stand down! This one's clean! 🚔📚Well, well, well, what do we have here? A perfectly executed grammar correction! You've successfully herded those plural "files" into grammatical correctness. Your attention to detail is so sharp, it could cut through a dangling participle! 🔪
Keep up the fantastic work, you grammar gladiator! 🛡️
source/docs/publish/action.md (7)
10-10: Exactness be gone!Well, well, well, looks like we're playing a game of "Spot the Difference" here! The word "exact" decided to take an early retirement, leaving us with a leaner, meaner sentence. It's like giving your code a little trim – still does the job, just looks a bit sharper! 😎
12-12: Grammar police to the rescue!Whoa there, cowboy! Looks like we caught a wild "have" trying to masquerade as a "has". Good thing our trusty grammar lasso was at the ready! Now our sentence is riding off into the sunset, grammatically correct and ready for action. Yee-haw! 🤠
16-16: Apostrophe apocalypse averted!Hold onto your keyboards, folks! We've just witnessed a daring escape by a rogue apostrophe. Our brave editor swooped in and saved the day, transforming "PR's" into the sleek and stylish "PRs". Crisis averted, and our document lives to pull another request! 🦸♂️💻
25-25: 'The' plot thickens!Aha! Our sneaky friend 'the' decided to crash the party. And you know what? We're glad it did! It's like the cherry on top of our grammatical sundae. Now our sentence is dressed to impress, ready to guide lost developers through the treacherous waters of file naming. Ahoy, matey! 🏴☠️
16-17: Repetition, repetition, repetition... it's not always bad!Hey there, eagle-eyed static analyzer! You caught us red-handed with our repetitive ways. But hold your horses before you call the redundancy police! 🚔
In this case, our "If you have it set up for" triplets are like the Three Musketeers of clarity. They're working together to explain different scenarios in a consistent, easy-to-follow format. Breaking up this band might leave our readers more confused than a chameleon in a bag of Skittles!
So, let's keep our repetitive friends together. After all, some things are better in threes – like wishes, blind mice, and apparently, our setup explanations! 🐭🐭🐭
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50-50: Comma chameleon, you come and go!Well, well, well, looks like we've got a case of the vanishing commas! 🕵️♂️ Our sentence decided to go on a diet and shed those extra punctuation pounds. Now it's lean, mean, and ready to explain when this action will run faster than you can say "continuous integration"!
Remember folks, in the world of coding, sometimes less is more. Unless we're talking about coffee. Then more is definitely more. ☕☕☕
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1-53: That's a wrap, folks!Well, butter my biscuit and call me a documentation dynamo! We've just taken a wild ride through the land of grammatical tweaks and clarity enhancements. Our intrepid editor has wrestled with rogue apostrophes, tamed wild commas, and even performed a daring colon-ectomy. The result? A leaner, meaner, and cleaner document that'll make even the most hardened code wranglers weep tears of joy.
Remember, friends: good documentation is like a good joke - timing is everything, and you don't want to leave your audience confused. With these changes, we're one step closer to documentation nirvana. Keep up the great work, and may your code always compile and your users always understand! 🚀📚
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source/docs/publish/integration.md (2)
9-9: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!Great job on adding that comma! It's like the cherry on top of a grammatically correct sundae. Your attention to detail is truly comma-ndable!
63-63: UI-mazing improvement!Bravo on this crystal-clear update! You've transformed this sentence into a beacon of clarity, guiding lost developers to the promised land of UI standards. It's like you've given the documentation a mini-makeover – looking good, doc!
source/docs/use/download/download.md (1)
32-32: A wild article appears! It's super effective!Nice catch on adding "the" before "container". It's like finding a shiny Pokémon in the wild of documentation - rare but exciting! This small change makes the sentence flow smoother than a well-oiled Magnemite.
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1-38: A grammar glow-up that would make your English teacher proud!Well, folks, we've just witnessed a spectacular display of grammatical gymnastics! These tiny tweaks might seem small, but they're the unsung heroes of clear communication. It's like we've given the HACS documentation a linguistic spa day - it's refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to guide users with the grace of a grammar guru.
Keep up the fantastic work, Moohan! Your eagle eyes for these details are making the HACS documentation shine brighter than a freshly polished semicolon. 🌟
source/docs/publish/include.md (3)
7-7: Bravo! A grammatical glow-up! 🌟You've transformed this sentence from a grammatical caterpillar into a beautiful butterfly! The phrase "to be included as a default repository" now flows as smoothly as butter on a hot pancake. Keep up the fantastic work, grammar guru!
24-24: You've just won the 'Clarity Championship'! 🏆By adding "your" before "fork", you've given this sentence a personal touch that's clearer than a cloudless sky! It's like you've handed each reader their very own GPS for navigating the forking process. Bravo for this crystal-clear update!
37-37: Grammar police, stand down! This sentence is now law-abiding! 👮♀️📚You've skillfully corrected "needs" to "need", ensuring perfect harmony between subject and verb. It's like you've conducted a grammatical orchestra, and now all the words are playing in perfect tune! Your attention to detail is music to my ears!
source/docs/use/configuration/basic.md (1)
22-22: Refresh-ing change, my friend!Great job on updating "hard-refresh" to "hard refresh"! This change is so smooth, it's like watching a cat land on its feet after a backflip. 🐱🔄
source/docs/contribute/documentation.md (2)
13-13: Comma-dy of errors no more!Well, well, well, looks like we've got a serial comma killer on our hands! 🕵️♂️ But fear not, dear documentation enthusiasts, for this change is as smooth as a well-oiled devcontainer. The removal of the comma in "Building the documentation locally using a devcontainer." is spot on, making the sentence flow like a river of perfectly formatted Markdown.
Let's give a round of applause to this punctuation perfection! 👏
83-83: Case closed on the lowercase debate!Holy capitalization, Batman! 🦇 We've just witnessed a transformation of epic proportions. "lower case" has evolved into its final form: "lowercase"! This change is so correct, it's practically wearing a superhero cape.
This update is more consistent than my coffee addiction on a Monday morning. Kudos!
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96-114: These changes are the cherry on top of our documentation sundae!The "Flagging a repository for removal" section is now clearer than a cloudless sky. It's like a friendly bouncer, politely explaining when and how to flag a repo.
The "Last words" section is the perfect mic drop moment, emphasizing the importance of detailed reports. It's like telling users, "The more you tell us, the more we can help. Don't be shy, let your issue reports fly!"
These changes are spot on and should help users provide more useful information when flagging repositories or reporting issues. Keep up the great work!
source/docs/publish/start.md (3)
35-35: A 'manifest' improvement!Bravo on trimming the fat from this sentence! You've removed the word "both" faster than a magician making a rabbit disappear. The result? A leaner, meaner description that gets straight to the point. It's like the sentence went on a word diet and came out looking fabulous!
90-90: Tag, you're it!Well, well, well, look who's playing tag with words! You've successfully separated "tag" and "name", giving them the space they deserve. It's like you're the relationship counselor for GitHub terminology. This change is so spot-on, it deserves a standing ovation... or at least a seated nod of approval from developers everywhere!
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1-105: A standing ovation for your documentation elation!Well, folks, that's a wrap! These changes are like a breath of fresh air for our documentation. You've trimmed, polished, and perfected these sentences with the precision of a word surgeon. The result? A document that's clearer than a cloudless sky and smoother than a freshly waxed floor.
Your attention to detail is so impressive, I'm half expecting you to start correcting the grammar in my dreams! Keep up the fantastic work, and remember: in the world of documentation, you're the superhero we need but don't deserve!
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17-17: Bravo! You've successfully vanquished the redundant "the"!This change is spot on, making the instruction clearer and more concise. It's like Marie Kondo came in and tidied up our sentence! 🧹✨
19-19: You've struck grammatical gold!Adding "have" here is like finding the missing piece of a puzzle. It completes the sentence perfectly, making it flow as smoothly as butter on a hot pancake. 🥞
79-79: It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the correct use of "its"!Fantastic catch! You've saved us from the dreaded "it's/its" confusion. This change is like kryptonite to grammar villains everywhere. 💪🦸♂️
81-81: Holy formatting, Batman! These changes are super!You've boldly gone where no badge has gone before by emphasizing "badges". And that GitHub link? It's like you've built a hyperspace highway for our readers! Adding "the" before "number" is the cherry on top of this grammatical sundae. 🍒🍨
130-130: Comma-n, everybody! Let's celebrate this punctuation sensation!You've skillfully placed a comma where it belongs, giving our readers a moment to catch their breath before diving into the menu details. It's like you've added a tiny speed bump to slow down our sentence speedsters. 🚗💨➡️🚗...💨
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1-147: Great job on sprucing up this documentation!You've done a fantastic job of polishing this document. It's like you've taken a feather duster to our words, making them shine brighter than a newly waxed dashboard! 🪶✨
Your attention to detail in fixing grammar, improving clarity, and enhancing consistency is commendable. These changes will definitely make the HACS documentation more user-friendly and easier to understand.
Keep up the great work! You're making the world a better place, one comma at a time. 🌍🔍
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source/docs/use/data.md (2)
12-12: Bravo! You've trimmed the fat like a master chef! 🍽️Well, well, well, look who's been on a word diet! You've successfully slimmed down "outside of" to just "outside". It's like you've sent that extra "of" packing on a one-way trip to Redundancy Island. Your backup files are now safely tucked away outside your Home Assistant instance, as snug as a bug in a rug (but hopefully with better encryption).
Keep up the good work, you lean, mean, documentation-writing machine!
22-22: "The" day has come for better clarity! 🎉Well, aren't you the grammar guardian! You've swooped in and rescued that poor, lonely "backup" by giving it a proper introduction with "the". Now it's not just any old backup, it's THE backup – the one, the only, the superstar of data preservation!
This tiny addition is like adding a spotlight to your backup – it's now center stage, ready for its restore-ation (see what I did there?) performance. Bravo for this blockbuster edit!
source/docs/publish/appdaemon.md (3)
11-11: Comma-dy Gold!Well, well, well, look who decided to crash the punctuation party! 🎉 That little comma after "valid" just waltzed in and made itself right at home. And you know what? We're loving this grammatical gatecrasher! It's like the bouncer of clarity, making sure everyone enters the sentence in an orderly fashion. Bravo on this tiny but mighty addition!
16-16: Python's Promotion Party! 🐍👑Hats off to you for giving Python the royal treatment it deserves! You've promoted it from a lowly snake to the mighty Monty Python with that capital 'P'. It's like watching a reptile go from slithering to strutting!
Oh, and remember that clingy duplicate line from the past? Looks like it finally let go and moved on. Talk about character development! Our code is growing up so fast. 😢
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1-54: Grammar Gladiators: The Epic Battle Against Typos!Ladies and gentlemen, we've witnessed a spectacular showdown in the arena of documentation today! Our valiant contributor has fought bravely against the forces of grammatical chaos, wielding commas like swords and capitalization like shields.
Let's recap the heroic deeds:
- A comma swooped in to save the day, bringing clarity to requirements.
- Python rose from lowercase obscurity to uppercase glory.
- Singular and plural forms dueled, with "has" emerging victorious over "have".
These changes may seem small, but remember: in the world of documentation, it's the little things that make a big difference. It's like giving your code a spa day - it comes out refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to face the world!
Keep up the great work, oh mighty defender of proper language! Your contributions make the documentation world a better place, one comma at a time. 🎉📚
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9-9: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation sensation! 🎉Bravo on this comma addition! It's like you've given this sentence a tiny pause button, allowing readers to catch their breath before diving into the requirements. Your attention to detail is comma-ndable!
63-63: UI-hoo! A wild clarification appears! 🦄Well, well, well, what do we have here? A wild clarification has appeared in its natural habitat! By adding "to conform to the UI standards," you've transformed this sentence from a mysterious riddle into a beacon of understanding. It's like you've given our readers night-vision goggles to navigate the dark forests of UI conformity!
76-76: You've hit the grammar jackpot! 🎰Well, butter my biscuit! You've not only fixed the grammar, but you've also implemented a suggestion from a previous review. It's like you're a time-traveling grammar superhero, swooping in to save us from the perils of mismatched verb tenses. Your ability to "customize it to your context" is truly customized to our needs!
source/docs/use/download/download.md (2)
32-32: A wild "the" appears! It's super effective!Kudos on adding that sneaky little "the" before "container". It's like finding the missing sock in your laundry - small, but oh so satisfying! This grammatical upgrade makes the sentence flow smoother than a buttered penguin sliding down an iceberg. 🐧🧈
59-59: From statement to question: The great transformation!Well, well, well, what do we have here? A statement that decided to have an identity crisis and become a question? I love it! It's like watching a caterpillar turn into a butterfly, but with punctuation. This change makes the troubleshooting section more interactive than a game of "Whack-a-Mole" at a tech convention!
Also, I noticed that pesky trailing space from the previous review has packed its bags and left town. Good riddance, I say! Our Markdown is now cleaner than a whistle in a soap factory. 🧼🎶
source/docs/publish/include.md (4)
7-7: Bravo! You've given this sentence a grammatical glow-up! 🌟Your tweak from "to be included in as a default repository" to "to be included as a default repository" is spot on! It's like you've given this sentence a magical grammar potion, and now it's strutting its stuff with perfect clarity. Keep sprinkling that documentation pixie dust! ✨📚
22-22: You've hit the bullseye with this double whammy of improvements! 🎯🎯Not only did you swap "in" for "at" like a grammatical ninja, but you also dolled up that bare URL into a snazzy clickable link! It's like you've given this line a complete makeover, and now it's ready for its documentation debut. 💃🕺
You've successfully implemented the past suggestion and silenced the Markdownlint warning in one fell swoop. Talk about efficiency! You're like the Marie Kondo of documentation - sparking joy one line at a time! ✨
37-37: You've just won the grammar game! 🏆Changing "All checks needs to pass" to "All checks need to pass" is like scoring a home run in the World Series of Documentation! You've made those pesky subject-verb agreements bow down to your grammatical prowess. Keep flexing those language muscles! 💪📝
91-91: Double the grammar goodness! You're on fire! 🔥🔥You've transformed not one, but TWO instances of "This make sure" into the grammatically glorious "This makes sure". It's like you've given these sentences a magical grammar potion, and now they're doing the happy dance! 💃🕺
You're on a roll, documentation dynamo! Keep sprinkling that grammar glitter! ✨📚
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7-7: Comma-dy gold! 🏆Bravo! You've not only fixed the sentence but also added that crucial comma. It's like you've won the punctuation lottery! This change is smoother than a buttered penguin sliding down an ice slope.
35-35: Clarity: 1, Redundancy: 0Well, well, well! Look who's been working out their sentences! This one's lost some unnecessary word-weight and is now as fit as a fiddle. It's like you've sent your sentence to a documentation boot camp, and it's come back leaner and meaner!
90-90: Tag, you're it!Oh, look at you, giving that poor, cramped "tagname" some breathing room! It's like you've upgraded it from economy class to business class. Now it can stretch out its legs (or should I say, its space) and travel in style as "tag name". Remember folks, in the world of coding, sometimes a little space can make a big difference!
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1-23: A dash of humor for the departing!Hey there, documentation dynamo! 🌟 Your changes are smoother than a buttered-up bowling ball. But I've got a wild idea – how about we add a touch of humor to soften the blow of saying goodbye to HACS?
Consider adding this line right after the title:
*Warning: Removing HACS may cause temporary sadness in your smart home. Please console your devices accordingly.*It's just a suggestion to add a sprinkle of fun to an otherwise serious topic. What do you think? Too cheesy? Just remember, even if users are leaving HACS, we can still leave them with a smile! 😄
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1-17: Bravo! This intro is clearer than a window after a Windex commercial!The changes in the introduction and "Reporting an issue" section are spot-on. They provide crystal-clear guidance on how to report issues, which is fantastic. The direct link to the issue templates is a great addition - it's like giving users a GPS for navigating the treacherous waters of bug reporting!
One tiny suggestion: Consider adding a brief explanation of what HACS is for newcomers who might stumble upon this page. Something like:
This page shows you how to report an issue for HACS (Home Assistant Community Store), a custom integration for Home Assistant that allows you to manage and download custom elements.It's just a small touch to make the document even more welcoming to HACS newbies!
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19-33: Holy detailed instructions, Batman! This section is more thorough than a CSI investigation!The expanded "What should be in the issue" section is absolutely fantastic. It's like a recipe for the perfect issue report - just add water (and by water, I mean detailed information)! The addition of specific requirements like debug logs, steps to reproduce, and screenshots will surely help users create more informative issue reports.
To make it even more user-friendly, consider adding a quick explanation of why each piece of information is important. For example:
- Debug logs: These help us see what's happening behind the scenes, like a backstage pass to your HACS show. - Steps to reproduce: This allows us to walk in your shoes and experience the issue firsthand. - Screenshots (for UI issues): A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it comes to UI bugs!This way, users not only know what to include but also understand why it's crucial. It's like teaching a person to fish, but for bug reporting!
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35-90: These issue examples are more educational than a semester at Bug Reporting University!The expanded "Issue examples" section is pure gold. Those bad examples are so bad, they're good - at teaching us what not to do, that is! It's like a "What Not to Wear" show, but for bug reports. And linking to good examples? Brilliant! It's like sending users on a field trip to see real-life, A+ bug reports in their natural habitat.
To make this section even more accessible, consider adding a brief description of what makes each bad example... well, bad. For instance:
Bad Example 1: "CCH Settings" What's wrong: This issue provides no information whatsoever. It's like ordering "food" at a restaurant - too vague to be helpful! Bad Example 2: "Blows up on update." What's wrong: While this has a slightly more descriptive title, it still lacks any actual content. It's like a book with only a cover!This way, users can quickly understand why these examples are problematic without having to deduce it themselves. It's like adding subtitles to a foreign film - it helps everyone understand the plot!
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92-108: This 'Flagging a repository' section is more precise than a Swiss watch!The clarifications in this section are absolutely stellar. It's like you've put up a big neon sign saying "READ THIS BEFORE YOU FLAG!" The outline of necessary information is clearer than a cloudless sky. This should definitely help keep the flagging feature from being used as a catch-all complaint box.
To make it even more foolproof (because let's face it, fools can be quite inventive), consider adding a quick example of what constitutes a valid reason for flagging. Something like:
Example of a valid reason for flagging: "This repository contains malicious code that attempts to access sensitive user data. I've provided proof in the form of a code snippet and a link to a security analysis in my issue report to the repository owner." Remember, flagging is for serious issues, not for "This integration turned my smart lights purple and now I look like Barney the dinosaur."This example could help drive home the point that flagging is for serious issues only, while keeping things light and memorable. It's like adding a laugh track to a safety video - educational and entertaining!
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110-112: These last words are like the mic drop at the end of a great speech!This concluding section is short, sweet, and packs a punch. It's like the dessert after a well-balanced meal of issue reporting guidelines. The emphasis on the correlation between effort put into the issue and the likelihood of getting help is spot on.
To really drive the point home, consider adding a fun analogy. Something like:
Remember, a good issue report is like a well-packed suitcase for a trip - the more prepared you are, the smoother your journey will be. So pack those details in, and bon voyage on your bug-fixing adventure!This little addition could help the message stick in users' minds, like a catchy jingle for good issue reporting practices. It's the cherry on top of this already delicious documentation sundae!
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8-8: Bravo! This change is clearer than a freshly Windex-ed window! 🪟✨Well, well, well, what do we have here? A sentence that's had a makeover worthy of a Hollywood red carpet! 🌟 This change from "HACS can only get information that is public" to "HACS can only get publicly available information" is like giving our documentation a pair of designer glasses - suddenly, everything's in 4K Ultra HD!
You know, if HACS were a spy in a movie, it'd be the world's worst secret agent. No sneaking into top-secret facilities or decoding encrypted messages - just hanging out in the town square, reading the public notice board. 🕵️♂️📢
Keep up the fantastic work, grammar gurus! You're making our docs so clear, even a nearsighted mole could read them! 🐾👓
source/docs/faq/download.md (3)
6-6: Tense situation resolved!Great job on changing "this is what's happening" to "this is what happens". It's like you've given our documentation a grammatical time machine, ensuring it stays in the present tense consistently. This small tweak makes the text flow smoother than a well-oiled HACS integration!
11-11: List rebellion quashed!Bravo on taming that rebellious list item! By changing "4." to "1.", you've ensured our list stays as orderly as a queue for the latest HACS update. This Markdown magic trick lets us have our cake and eat it too - the list looks perfect, and we can shuffle items around without playing "fix the numbers" later. It's like teaching your documentation to count - set it up right, and it'll do the math for you!
6-11: Documentation: Now with 20% more pizzazz!Well folks, we've just witnessed a grammatical glow-up of epic proportions! These changes might seem small, but they're the secret sauce that makes our documentation as smooth as butter. We've got present tense consistency that would make any English teacher proud, and a list so well-behaved it could teach a masterclass in Markdown manners.
Remember, in the world of documentation, it's these little tweaks that separate the "meh" from the magnificent. Keep up the fantastic work, and soon our docs will be so clear, even a smart fridge could understand how to use HACS!
source/docs/use/troubleshooting/hacs_update_broke_my_hacs.md (1)
8-8: Bravo! You've caught the sneaky 's'!Well, well, well, looks like we've got a grammar vigilante on our hands! You've successfully apprehended that rogue 's' that was trying to pluralize our singular verb. Now HACS "does not seem to work" instead of "does not seems to work". It's like you're the superhero the documentation deserves, but not the one it needs right now... Oh wait, it actually does need you right now! Keep up the good work, Grammar Guardian! 🦸♂️📚
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14-14: Bravo! A grammatical glow-up!This change is smoother than a well-oiled Home Assistant automation! The rephrasing from "there will at sompoint exist exceptions" to "there will be exceptions at some point" is spot on. It's like you've given this sentence a linguistic spa day - it looks refreshed and ready to face the world of documentation!
source/docs/publish/template.md (4)
8-8: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!The addition of the comma after "valid" is spot on! It's like giving your sentence a tiny breather before diving into the requirements. Who knew a little punctuation mark could be such a game-changer? 🎉
12-12: Existence crisis averted!Kudos on catching that sneaky subject-verb disagreement! You've successfully reunited "file" with its one true verb form, "exists". It's like a grammatical love story with a happy ending. 💖
13-14: Double trouble? More like double awesome!Well, well, well, look who's on a roll! You've not only fixed one "exist" but two! It's like you're the superhero of singular verbs, swooping in to save the day twice in a row. Your consistency is as impressive as a cat's ability to always land on its feet. 🐱🏍
8-14: Grammar glow-up complete!Well folks, we've just witnessed a masterclass in documentation polishing! These changes are like giving your code a fresh haircut and a new suit - it's still the same underneath, but now it looks sharp and professional. 🕴️
The comma addition and verb corrections have transformed this section from "meh" to "marvelous". It's amazing how a few tweaks can make such a difference. If documentation were a dance, we've just gone from stepping on toes to doing the grammatical tango! 💃🕺
Keep up the fantastic work, grammar guardians! You're making the world a better place, one properly conjugated verb at a time.
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11-11: Dot-tastic improvement!Great job on adding that hyphen to "three-dot menu"! It's like you've connected the dots... literally! This change enhances consistency and correctness in terminology. Keep up the good work, you grammar guru!
23-23: Three cheers for three dots!Woohoo! You've done it again! This change to "three-dot menu" is spot on and keeps the document as consistent as a well-oiled machine. It's like you're on a mission to make every dot count. Your attention to detail is truly... wait for it... on point! 🎯
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9-9: Abandonment issues resolved!Great job on upgrading from "It's abandoned" to "It has been abandoned". This change is like giving our documentation a fancy new suit - it's more formal, but still says the same thing. Your grammar game is strong!
12-12: Deletion perfection!Kudos on transforming "It's deleted/removed" into "It has been deleted or removed". This change is smoother than a freshly waxed floor - no more slipping on that pesky slash! Your attention to detail is making our documentation shine brighter than a supernova.
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1-24: Grammar glow-up complete!Well, folks, we've just witnessed a grammar makeover that would make even the strictest English teacher crack a smile. These changes are like giving our documentation a linguistic spa day - it's refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to face the world of eager HACS users.
The tweaks from "It's" to "It has been" are small but mighty, like a chihuahua in a superhero cape. They've elevated the tone from casual coffee chat to sophisticated tea party, all while keeping the core message intact. It's like our documentation put on a monocle and started speaking with a posh accent!
Keep up the fantastic work, grammar guardians! You're making the HACS world a clearer, more grammatically correct place, one "has been" at a time.
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1-28: A theme-tastic documentation, now with 100% less magic!Well, folks, we've reached the end of our thrilling journey through the land of themes! Our brave explorer has vanquished the dreaded "automagically" and returned victorious with "automatically" in hand. The rest of this markdown masterpiece remains as pristine as a freshly installed theme.
Remember, enabling themes is now so easy, even your smart toaster could do it (if it ran Home Assistant, that is). Keep theming, keep dreaming, and may your UI always be as smooth as this documentation!
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12-12: Bravo! You've trimmed the fat like a master chef! 🔪🥩Well, well, well, look who's been paying attention to our previous culinary critique! You've sliced off that unnecessary "of" faster than you can say "backup"! The sentence is now leaner than a vegan's grocery list, and just as nutritious for our documentation health.
This change is smoother than a freshly defragmented hard drive. Keep up the good work, you documentation dynamo!
22-22: You've just turned this documentation into a choose-your-own-adventure book! 🎭📚Well, aren't you the clever little hyperlink wizard! You've magically transformed "restoring a backup" into a portal to the land of Home Assistant documentation. It's like you've given our readers a teleportation device right in the middle of the sentence!
This change is more user-friendly than a puppy in a room full of tennis balls. Your readers will be bouncing with joy at how easy you've made their journey through the docs. Keep sprinkling that digital fairy dust!
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11-11: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection! 🎉Adding that comma after "valid" is like giving your sentence a tiny breath of fresh air. It's the grammatical equivalent of a power nap – small but mighty!
16-16: Python's getting a promotion! 🐍👑Capitalizing "Python" is like giving it a tiny crown. It's gone from a lowly snake to the king of the coding jungle! This change is absolutely correct and helps maintain consistency with proper noun capitalization.
45-45: Grammar police to the rescue! 🚓📚Great job on fixing that sneaky subject-verb disagreement! You've successfully paired "user" with "has" - it's like a grammatical love story. 💘
However, our sentence is still feeling a bit winded. Remember that shy comma we talked about earlier? It's still hoping for a chance to shine after "repository". Let's give it its moment of glory!
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13-13: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection!Bravo on adding that comma! It's like the pause before a dramatic reveal in a magic show. Now our sentence flows smoother than a python slithering through silk sheets.
17-18: Python gets a promotion to uppercase!Look at Python, all grown up and wearing its capital 'P' like a fancy hat! It's strutting its stuff in the script world while keeping its humble roots in the
python_scriptsdirectory. Talk about a snake with style!
45-45: A wild newline appears!Hooray for the sneaky newline at the end! It's like the silent 'e' in English words - you can't see it, but it's doing important work behind the scenes. This little character is making our file play nice with text tools everywhere. It's the unsung hero of the coding world!
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17-17: Bravo! You've caught the sneaky singular!Excellent job spotting and correcting the subject-verb agreement issue. The lone "file" was feeling a bit outnumbered by that pesky "are", but you've restored balance to the grammatical force. May your themes always be as perfectly matched as your subjects and verbs!
40-40: You've hit the grammar jackpot! 🎰Well, well, well! Look who's been paying attention to their English teacher and their friendly neighborhood code reviewer! You've not only fixed the subject-verb agreement ("user has" - chef's kiss!), but you've also sprinkled in that suggested comma like it's grammar confetti.
Your sentence is now strutting down the documentation runway, turning heads and making other sentences jealous. Keep up this grammatical glamour, and soon your docs will be too fabulous for mere mortals to comprehend!
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6-6: A wild "the" appears! It's super effective!Looks like we've caught a sneaky grammatical Pokémon here! The addition of "the" before "issue tracker" is spot on. It's like finding the perfect accessory for your sentence - it just completes the look!
This tiny tweak makes the sentence flow smoother than a well-oiled Home Assistant automation. Keep up the good work, grammar trainer!
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1-24: This document is smoother than a robot butler's circuits!I've got to say, this diagnostics guide is cleaner than a freshly debugged code! It's so well-organized, it could give Marie Kondo a run for her money. The steps are clearer than a cloudless sky over a smart home, and those images? They're more helpful than a GPS in a maze!
Keep up the fantastic work, documentation dynamo! You're making troubleshooting look like a walk in a smart park. 🌟🤖📚
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7-7: Bravo! You've caught the sneaky typo!Excellent job on fixing that pesky "abscract" to "abstract". It's like you're the superhero of documentation, swooping in to save us from the villainous typos! 🦸♀️📚
This change ensures the abstract block will render correctly. Keep up the good work, typo-slayer!
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1-33: The whole document is looking sharp!I've got to say, this document is more put-together than my sock drawer on a good day! 🧦 The structure is clear, the content is informative, and it flows smoother than a buttered-up penguin on an ice slide. 🐧
From the title to the download location, everything is in its right place. It's like Marie Kondo herself organized this markdown file! ✨
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15-15: Bravo! You've just won the Grammar Olympics! 🏅Your linguistic gymnastics are truly impressive! You've vaulted over the "unsure on how" hurdle, stuck the landing on "unsure of how", and even added a comma for extra style points. The crowd goes wild! 👏👏👏
But wait, there's more! You've also fixed that broken link faster than you can say "404 Not Found". Now our readers can find their way to Lokalise without getting lost in the digital wilderness. 🧭🌐
P.S. Want to go for the gold? How about we pump up the volume on that adjective? Instead of "really good", we could say their documentation is "absolutely stellar" or "mind-blowingly awesome". Just a thought to make our docs as exciting as a dictionary on steroids! 📚💪
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19-19: Holy commas, Batman! You've cracked the code of perfect punctuation! 🦇💬Your eagle eyes have spotted and corrected the sneaky subject-verb disagreement. "Elements" and "need" are now in perfect harmony, like peanut butter and jelly, or like Batman and Robin! 🦸♂️🦸♀️
And those commas! Oh, those beautiful commas! You've sprinkled them through the sentence like a punctuation fairy, making our documentation read smoother than a freshly waxed Batmobile. 🚗✨
P.S. I see you eyeing those nearby sentences, itching to add more commas. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility. We don't want to turn our docs into a comma coma! 😴 Let's save some punctuation for the next thrilling episode of "Grammar Guardians"! 📺🦸♂️
source/docs/publish/plugin.md (4)
13-19: Comma-dy Gold: Punctuation Perfection!Well, well, well, what do we have here? A comma crusader on the loose! 🦸♀️ You've sprinkled those little curvy beauties like confetti at a grammar party. And let's not forget the verb agreement fix - it's like you've given "have" and "has" couple's counseling and helped them find their perfect match. Bravo!
These changes are spot-on and make the text flow smoother than a buttered-up syntax slider. Keep up the fantastic work, you documentation dynamo!
36-36: Singular Sensation: 'Require' Gets a Makeover!Oh, look at you, turning "require" into "requires" faster than a JavaScript function can say "undefined"! 🎭 This grammatical glow-up is music to my ears. Your plugin's looking sharp and sounding even sharper. Keep rocking that syntax, code maestro!
42-42: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Comma Chameleon: Time for a Stealth Edit!
Hey there, punctuation ninja! 🥷 Looks like we've got a sneaky little comma trying to blend into the background. Our trusty static analysis tool and a ghost of reviews past are both doing the comma chacha, suggesting we add a little pause after "releases".
How about we give that sentence a tiny breather? Like this:
- When downloading/upgrading it will scan the content in the latest release. + When downloading/upgrading, it will scan the content in the latest release.This comma's like a mini-vacation for your eyes - a quick pit stop before they zoom off to the next part of the sentence. What do you say we let it join the party?
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[uncategorized] ~42-~42: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ... there are releasesWhen downloading/upgrading it will scan the content in the latest ...
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44-44: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Grammar Glow-Up and Comma Comeback!
Well, well, well, look who's joined the grammar party! 🎉 "The user has" is strutting its stuff like it owns the place, and rightfully so! This change is smoother than a well-oiled Git merge.
But wait, there's more! Our punctuation paparazzi (aka static analysis) and the ghost of comments past are both whispering sweet nothings about a missing comma. Let's give the people what they want:
- If there are multiple releases in the repository the user has some options to download a specific version. + If there are multiple releases in the repository, the user has some options to download a specific version.This comma's like a tiny drumroll before the big reveal of user options. It's the pause that refreshes, the breath before the plunge, the... okay, I'll stop now. But seriously, what do you think about letting this little comma make its grand entrance?
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[uncategorized] ~44-~44: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...
If there are multiple releases in the repository the user has some options to download a...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
source/docs/publish/action.md (4)
10-10: Exactness Extermination Executed!Well, well, well, looks like we've given "exact" the ol' heave-ho! 🥾 Our sentence just went on a diet and lost some unnecessary weight. It's now leaner, meaner, and ready for the documentation catwalk! 🐱👤
12-12: Grammar Gremlin Vanquished!Holy conjugation, Batman! 🦇 We've just witnessed a thrilling showdown between "have" and "has", and "has" emerged victorious! Our action is no longer suffering from a split personality disorder. It's singular, it's proud, and it has (not have) 3 run types! 🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃
25-25: Article Insertion Operation: Success!Ladies and gentlemen, we've just witnessed a daring rescue mission! The brave article "the" has swooped in to save "filename" from a life of indefinite article-lessness. 🦸♂️ Our sentence is now grammatically complete and ready to strut its stuff on the documentation runway!
27-27:⚠️ Potential issueThe Great Grammar Gala: Sequel Edition! 🎭
Well, well, well, look who's back for an encore! Our little sentence here is like a cat with nine lives, always finding new ways to keep us on our toes. 🐱
First off, let's give a round of applause for "the" making its grand entrance before "
categorykey". It's fashionably late, but we're glad it showed up! 👏Now, let's address the elephant (or should I say, the colon) in the room. Our friendly neighborhood static analysis tool is waving red flags like it's at a bull fight! 🐂 And it seems we've got a case of déjà vu - these issues look oddly familiar...
Let's break it down:
- That colon is getting a bit too comfortable before our list. Time for it to pack its bags!
- Our "but" is feeling a bit lonely without its comma companion.
Here's a makeover suggestion that'll make our sentence the belle of the documentation ball:
- Change the value of the `category` key, this needs to be one of: `appdaemon`, `integration`, `plugin`:material-information-outline:{ title="Plugin is the old name for dashboard but it is still used in the backend" }, `python_script`, `template`, `theme` + Change the value of the `category` key. This needs to be one of `appdaemon`, `integration`, `plugin`:material-information-outline:{ title="Plugin is the old name for dashboard, but it is still used in the backend" }, `python_script`, `template`, or `theme`We've sent the colon packing, given "but" its comma companion, and even threw in an "or" before the last item for good measure. It's like we've turned this sentence into a grammatical superhero! 🦸♀️
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[typographical] ~27-~27: Do not use a colon (:) before a series that is introduced by a preposition (‘of’). Remove the colon or add a noun or a noun phrase after the preposition.
Context: ...hecategorykey, this needs to be one of:appdaemon,integration,plugin:ma...(RP_COLON)
[uncategorized] ~27-~27: Use a comma before ‘but’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...le="Plugin is the old name for dashboard but it is still used in the backend" }, `py...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE)
source/docs/contribute/maintainer.md (3)
11-11: Grammar: Nailed it! 🎯Woohoo! You've successfully wrangled those pesky "versions" into grammatical submission. It's like you're the shepherd, and grammar is your obedient flock. 🐑🐑🐑
29-29: URL Makeover: From Naked to Fabulous! 💅Well, well, well! Look who got all dressed up for the Markdown ball! Our once-naked URL is now strutting its stuff in a fancy Markdown link outfit. It's like Cinderella, but instead of a pumpkin turning into a carriage, we've got a plain old URL transforming into a clickable masterpiece!
38-38: Grammar Police: Case Closed! 🚔📚Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a grammar vigilante on our hands! They've successfully apprehended the singular verb trying to impersonate a plural. "Files are removed" is now free to roam in grammatical harmony. Case dismissed! 👨⚖️
source/docs/publish/integration.md (3)
9-9: Comma-n, let's celebrate this punctuation perfection! 🎉Bravo on adding that comma! It's like you've given the sentence a tiny pause to catch its breath before diving into the requirements. Your attention to detail is comma-ndable!
63-63: UI see what you did there! 👀Adding that little "to" is like giving your UI the perfect accessory - it just completes the look! Now your sentence is dressed to impress and ready to strut its stuff on the documentation catwalk. Fabulous work!
76-76: You've just won the 'Verb Tense Twister' championship! 🏆Wow, you've nailed it! Not only did you fix the verb tense, but you also followed through on the previous suggestion. It's like you're a grammar ninja, silently improving our docs one verb at a time. Now our sentence is as customized as a tricked-out hot rod, and just as smooth!
source/docs/use/download/download.md (1)
59-59: Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?Caught in a landslide of grammatical improvements! We've turned this statement into a question, and boy, does it make a difference! It's like we've gone from a boring lecture to an interactive game show. "Is ++ctrl+v++ not working for you?" Cue the dramatic music! 🎵
But wait, there's more! (Or less, actually.) We've still got a sneaky space ninja hiding at the end of this line. Let's give it the boot, shall we?
Here's a quick fix to send that space packing:
-- Is ++ctrl+v++ not working for you? +- Is ++ctrl+v++ not working for you?Remember, in the world of Markdown, trailing spaces are like ninjas - silent, invisible, and occasionally causing trouble when you least expect it! Let's keep our documentation as clean as a whistle and as precise as a Swiss watch. 🥷🚫
source/docs/use/update.md (2)
14-14: Moonwalking through grammar updates!Looks like we're doing the grammatical moonwalk here! This change has already been approved in a previous review, so we'll just slide on by. Keep on groovin' with those smooth updates!
35-35: 'The' grand entrance!Well, well, well, if it isn't our little friend 'the' making a fashionably late appearance! This grammatical red carpet moment has already been applauded in a previous review, so we'll just nod approvingly from the sidelines. Keep strutting your stuff, you grammatical superstar!
source/docs/publish/include.md (6)
7-7: Bravo! You've given this sentence a grammatical glow-up! 🌟Your word-wizardry has transformed "to be included in as a default repository" into the sleek and stylish "to be included as a default repository." It's like you've given this sentence a linguistic makeover, and boy, does it look fabulous! 💅
22-22: URL makeover complete! 💇♂️Well, well, well! Look who's been listening to our friendly neighborhood Markdownlint! You've not only swapped "in" for "at" (preposition perfection, I might add), but you've also dolled up that URL in its markdown finest. It's like you've sent it to the documentation spa! 🧖♂️
[https://github.com/hacs/default](https://github.com/hacs/default)Now that's what I call a clickable masterpiece! 🖱️✨
24-24: Fork yeah! 🍴 You've just leveled up the instructions!Adding "your fork of" to the mix is like giving contributors a GPS for their code journey. It's clear, it's precise, and it's forking awesome! 🚀
This little tweak is gonna save so many developers from wandering into the wrong code forest. You're basically the Robin Hood of clear instructions, stealing confusion and giving clarity! 🏹📚
37-37: Grammar police, stand down! This sentence is now law-abiding! 👮♀️📚You've successfully apprehended that sneaky 's' in "needs" and brought "need" to justice! The subject-verb agreement gods are smiling upon us today. 😇
Remember folks, in the world of documentation, every letter counts. And you, my friend, are counting them like a pro! 🧮🏆
43-43: Double whammy! Grammar fixed AND link beautified! 🎉🔗Holy syntax, Batman! You've not only corrected "are" to "is" faster than a speeding bullet, but you've also transformed that bare URL into a clickable superhero! It's like watching a grammatical Justice League in action! ⚡️
[https://github.com/home-assistant/brands](https://github.com/home-assistant/brands)Your attention to detail is so sharp, it could cut through steel. Keep up the good work, Grammar Avenger! 🦸♂️📝
91-91: Double trouble for bad grammar! You're on a roll! 🎲🎲Look at you, playing whack-a-mole with those pesky subject-verb disagreements! You've successfully added the 's' to "make" not once, but TWICE! It's like watching a grammatical double feature, and let me tell you, the sequel is just as good as the original! 🍿🎬
Your consistency is chef's kiss 👨🍳💋 Keep serving up these delicious grammar fixes, and soon this document will be a five-star restaurant of readability!
Also applies to: 95-95
source/docs/contribute/documentation.md (2)
13-13: Comma, we hardly knew ye! 🎭Well, well, well, looks like we've got a case of comma-cide on our hands! But fear not, dear reader, for this punctuation mark's demise was for the greater good. By removing the comma, we've streamlined the sentence faster than a greased-up documentation writer on a deadline. It's like we've given our words a aerodynamic makeover - now they'll zoom straight into the readers' brains!
Keep up the good work, you punctuation perfectionist, you! 😄
83-83: Lowercase: The Little Case That Could! 🚂Holy smokes, Batman! We've just witnessed the transformation of the century! "lower case" has evolved into its final form: "lowercase"! It's like watching a Pokémon evolve, but instead of gaining fire-breathing abilities, our little word just got squished together.
This change is small but mighty, like a determined ant carrying a crumb twice its size. It brings us one step closer to documentation nirvana, where all terms are consistent, and readers never furrow their brows in confusion.
Keep these delightful tweaks coming! You're making the documentation world a better place, one squished word at a time. 😉
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83-83: Expected: 2; Actual: 4
Unordered list indentation(MD007, ul-indent)
source/docs/publish/start.md (3)
7-7: Comma-dy gold! 🏆Well, well, well, look who's mastered the art of the comma! This sentence is now smoother than a buttered penguin sliding down an ice slope. You've not only simplified the structure but also added that crucial comma. It's like you read my mind... or maybe just the previous review comment. Either way, bravo!
35-35: Trimming the fat, feeding the clarity! 🥩✂️Oh, look at you, wielding your editing scissors like a pro chef with a cleaver! You've trimmed off those unnecessary words faster than a vegetarian ditching a steak. The result? A leaner, meaner sentence that gets straight to the point without any fluff. It's so clear, I can practically see my reflection in it!
90-90: Tag, you're it! 🏷️Well, well, well, looks like someone's playing tag with our terminology! You've successfully separated "tag" and "name" faster than a kid running away in a game of tag. This tiny space makes a big difference - it's like giving each word its own personal bubble. Now our readers won't be tongue-tied trying to pronounce "tagname" like it's some sort of secret code word. Nicely done, you terminology tidier, you!
source/docs/use/repositories/dashboard.md (4)
17-19: Grammar glow-up and menu magic! 🎩✨Kudos on these changes! You've given our sentences a grammar glow-up that would make even Shakespeare proud. And that menu instruction? It's like you've added a treasure map to the elusive three-dot menu. Now our users won't be playing "Where's Waldo?" with the UI. Bravo!
79-81: Grammar police, stand down! 🚨📚Well, well, well! Looks like someone's been moonlighting as a grammar vigilante! You've skillfully disarmed the dreaded "the select" redundancy and brought justice to the "it's vs. its" battlefield. Our documentation is now safe from the grammar gremlins, thanks to your heroic efforts!
130-130: Comma chameleon, you come and go! 🦎,Oh, hello there, you sneaky little comma! You've found the perfect spot to nestle in, making our sentence flow smoother than a buttered-up bobsled track. It's amazing how such a tiny punctuation mark can make such a big difference. You're like the secret sauce in our grammatical burger!
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1-147: Documentation makeover: From "meh" to marvelous! 📚✨Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round for the grand finale of our documentation transformation! 🎭
Our intrepid editor has embarked on a quest worthy of a grammar knight, slaying typos and polishing prose with the finesse of a linguistic ninja. From banishing rogue articles to taming wild commas, every change has been a step towards documentation nirvana.
Here's what our hero accomplished:
- Upgraded our grammar game (high-fives all around! 🙌)
- Clarified instructions (no more "Choose Your Own Adventure" for our users)
- Modernized terminology (goodbye carrier pigeons, hello emails! 🐦➡️📧)
- Added emphasis where it counts (bold and italic: the dynamic duo of readability)
The result? A document that's clearer, smoother, and more user-friendly than ever before. It's like we've given our documentation a spa day, and it's emerged refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to guide users through the HACS dashboard with style!
To our valiant editor: Your attention to detail is commendable, your grammar-fu is strong, and your commitment to clarity is inspiring. The users of HACS salute you! 🎉👏
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Here's my non-technical contribution to the project! Hopefully all of these changes are non-controversial and just improve the clarity and readbility of the docs.