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Add update_daily action to Habitica integration #37912

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Adds update_daily action

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a Habitica update action that enables users to modify daily tasks for their Habitica characters.
    • Offers granular control over task details including checklist management, priority settings, scheduling, and reminders.
    • Enhances the ability to adjust tags and streaks for improved daily task management in Habitica.

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This change introduces a new action called habitica.update_daily in the Habitica integration documentation. The update allows users to modify specific daily tasks by specifying various parameters such as task details, checklist management options, and recurrence attributes. The documentation now details the requirements and available options for this new action.

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source/_integrations/habitica.markdown Added new action habitica.update_daily with attributes for task updating, checklist management, priority setting, start date, frequency adjustments, tagging, and streak modifications.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant I as Habitica Integration
    participant API as Habitica API

    U->>I: Invoke habitica.update_daily with parameters
    I->>API: Format and send task update request
    API-->>I: Return update confirmation/status
    I-->>U: Deliver operation result
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387-414: Review of the new habitica.update_daily action documentation

The new documentation section for the habitica.update_daily action is comprehensive and follows the structure used in the rest of the file. It clearly lists all available data attributes and provides helpful descriptions for each.

However, please address the following minor improvements for consistency and correctness:

  • In the description for the every_x parameter (line 404), the term "Grey Daily" is used. Update this to "Gray Daily" to adhere to the Home Assistant terminology guidelines.
  • The word "Appplicable" appears in the descriptions for both the repeat and repeat_monthly parameters (lines 405–406). Please correct these to "Applicable".

Once these spelling and terminology corrections are made, the added documentation will be even clearer and more consistent with our style guidelines.


404-406: Terminology and Spelling Consistency

Specifically, please update:

  • The phrase "*a value of 0 makes the daily inactive (a Grey Daily)" to use "Gray Daily" instead of "Grey Daily" (line 404).
  • The misspelled "Appplicable" (lines 405–406) should be corrected to "Applicable".
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387-414: Comprehensive Documentation for habitica.update_daily Action

The new section is very well structured and mirrors the style of the other actions. All relevant data attributes are clearly listed with concise descriptions, which should help users understand the parameters for updating a daily task.

It would be beneficial to include an example YAML snippet demonstrating how to use this new action. Such an example can significantly improve user clarity and quick adoption of the feature.


402-402: Clarify Expected Date Format for start_date

For the start_date attribute, consider specifying the expected format (e.g., ISO 8601) to remove any ambiguity for users.

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403-405: Verify the Validity of Frequency Options

The frequency attribute accepts values daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. Please double-check that including yearly is intentional and supported for dailies, as it is somewhat uncommon and may warrant additional explanation.

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Thank you, @tr4nt0r 👍

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