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Health Trends and Investigate: metric names mid-sentence via nounInSentence - #689
Two empty states put a metric title into a sentence without nounInSentence, the rule the Health rows (healthNoMetric) and the metric detail already use:
Where
Before
After
Health › Trends, empty card
"No Resting heart rate trend yet"
"No resting heart rate trend yet"
Investigate, no stored series (en)
"Nothing stored for rem sleep yet."
"Nothing stored for REM sleep yet."
Investigate, no stored series (de)
"Für ruhepuls ist noch nichts gespeichert."
"Für Ruhepuls ist noch nichts gespeichert."
Trends passed the label as written (title case mid-sentence in English). Investigate used a bare toLowerCase(), which flattened acronyms in English and nouns in German, the case ui2_noun_in_sentence_test / ui2_health_no_metric_case_test exist for. Seen on a fresh install on an Android emulator.
What changes
health_screen.dart (_trends): the empty card passes nounInSentence(l, label).
investigate.dart (_genericPanels): nounInSentence(l, title) instead of .toLowerCase().
German's Trends string already reads correctly ("Noch kein Trend für Ruhepuls") and is unchanged.
Tests
ui2_health_no_metric_case_test.dart: two new cases on the Trends tab: English "No resting heart rate trend yet" (and "No HRV trend yet" keeps the acronym), German "Noch kein Trend für Ruhepuls".
New investigate_empty_series_case_test.dart: English resting heart rate and "REM sleep", German "Ruhepuls".
The new English Trends case and both Investigate cases fail on main and pass here.
Related suites (Health, Investigate, metric detail, component sweep, ru/th l10n): 58 passed. flutter analyze: no issues.
Full flutter test --concurrency=1 not re-run for this copy-only change.
Use localized noun-in-sentence formatting for metric names in empty-state messages.
Bug Fixes:
Correct metric-name casing in Health Trends and Investigate empty-state messages across English and German, preserving acronyms such as REM and HRV.
Tests:
Add widget coverage for English and German metric casing in Health Trends and Investigate empty states.
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Bug Fixes
Improved the wording of empty-trend messages on the health screen and missing-series messages in investigation views. Metric labels now use a more natural noun form in both localized text and fallback messages.
…vestigate
Two empty states built a sentence around a metric title without the
shared rule (nounInSentence) the Health rows and metric detail use:
- Health > Trends: "No Resting heart rate trend yet" (label as written,
title case mid-sentence in English).
- Investigate: "Nothing stored for rem sleep yet." / "Für ruhepuls ist
noch nichts gespeichert." (a bare toLowerCase() flattened acronyms in
English and nouns in German).
Both now go through nounInSentence: English lowercases the opening and
keeps acronyms, German keeps its noun case. Seen on a fresh install on
an Android emulator.
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Two empty-state messages now pass metric labels through nounInSentence. The change applies to the empty-trend message and the missing-series message, including their localized text and English fallback text.
Changes: Metric empty states
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Summary
Format metric labels in empty-state messages lib/ui2/screens/health_screen.dart, lib/ui2/screens/investigate.dart
The empty-trend and missing-series messages use nounInSentence to format metric labels in localized calls and fallback text.
Some German empty-state messages have incorrect capitalization. The change is otherwise mergeable with this wording issue noted.
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- Line 1100: Update the German template used by nounInSentence with
uiText(context, spec.title) so adjective-led metric titles are grammatically
correct mid-sentence, by quoting the title or supplying an appropriately
inflected phrase. Add a test covering an adjective-led title, including the
calories or dip case.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Handle German adjective-led titles.
For calories, this passes Aktive Energie unchanged into the German template, producing “Für Aktive Energie ist noch nichts gespeichert.” The adjective should not be capitalized mid-sentence. The dip title has the same problem. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Quote the metric title in the German template or provide a correctly inflected phrase. Add a test for an adjective-led title.
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Review comment at @lib/ui2/screens/investigate.dart at line 1100:
Update the German template used by nounInSentence with uiText(context,
spec.title) so adjective-led metric titles are grammatically correct
mid-sentence, by quoting the title or supplying an appropriately inflected
phrase. Add a test covering an adjective-led title, including the calories or
dip case.
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Why
Two empty states put a metric title into a sentence without
nounInSentence, the rule the Health rows (healthNoMetric) and the metric detail already use:Trends passed the label as written (title case mid-sentence in English). Investigate used a bare
toLowerCase(), which flattened acronyms in English and nouns in German, the caseui2_noun_in_sentence_test/ui2_health_no_metric_case_testexist for. Seen on a fresh install on an Android emulator.What changes
health_screen.dart(_trends): the empty card passesnounInSentence(l, label).investigate.dart(_genericPanels):nounInSentence(l, title)instead of.toLowerCase().German's Trends string already reads correctly ("Noch kein Trend für Ruhepuls") and is unchanged.
Tests
ui2_health_no_metric_case_test.dart: two new cases on the Trends tab: English "No resting heart rate trend yet" (and "No HRV trend yet" keeps the acronym), German "Noch kein Trend für Ruhepuls".investigate_empty_series_case_test.dart: English resting heart rate and "REM sleep", German "Ruhepuls".mainand pass here.flutter analyze: no issues.flutter test --concurrency=1not re-run for this copy-only change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by Sourcery
Use localized noun-in-sentence formatting for metric names in empty-state messages.
Bug Fixes:
Tests:
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