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@PPsyrius , it's great! Eastern countries, as usual, are not so simple... I understand you haven't finished this yet? |
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snapshots/countries/MO_I.json (1)
1-1720: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Overall JSON Structure and Content Review
The snapshot file is very comprehensive and appears to be a valid JSON document. All keys (date strings in ISO format) and corresponding holiday descriptions are properly quoted and separated by commas. The file spans a long period (1982–2050), which looks impressive and should cover the necessary range for Macau holiday support.
A couple of points to consider:
- Some entries combine multiple holiday descriptions using semicolons (e.g.,
"1985-04-05": "Ching Ming Festival; Good Friday"). Please double-check that this format is intentional and aligns with official holiday data.- For long-term maintainability, you might consider adding a brief header or metadata section (even as a comment before the JSON begins) describing the source of the data and the last update timestamp.
Overall, the file meets its purpose and the structure is solid.
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (1)
232-235: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Duplicate entry for Mid-Autumn Festival.
The entry for "中秋節" (Chong Chao/Mid-Autumn Festival) appears twice in the file - once at lines 153-156 and again here.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are other duplicated holiday entries in the zh_MO locale file grep -A 1 "msgid" holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po | grep -v "^--$" | grep -v "#" | sort | uniq -dLength of output: 115
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It appears that the "中秋節" entry is defined twice in the file (once at lines 153–156 and again at lines 232–235). The verification script confirmed a duplicate by showing the repeated empty translation line (
msgstr ""). Please remove one of the entries to ensure there’s only a single, unique definition.
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holidays/constants.py (1)
45-45: Clean addition of new holiday category.The new
MANDATORYconstant is properly placed in alphabetical order among other holiday categories and follows the naming convention of the codebase.holidays/countries/__init__.py (1)
103-103: Import statement follows established pattern.The Macau import statement is correctly placed in alphabetical order and follows the same structure as other country imports with proper country name and ISO codes.
holidays/registry.py (1)
111-111: Proper registry entry for Macau.The Macau entry in the COUNTRIES dictionary follows the correct format with the key "macau" mapped to a tuple containing the display name "Macau" and the ISO codes "MO" (alpha-2) and "MAC" (alpha-3).
holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
1-29: File header follows standard format.The localization file header contains all required metadata including project version, creation date, translator information and proper charset settings.
30-235: Comprehensive holiday translations from Traditional to Simplified Chinese.The file provides thorough translations for all Macau holidays, including:
- Traditional Chinese festivals (Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival)
- Portuguese heritage holidays (Day of Portugal, Republic Day)
- Religious observances (Christmas, All Saints' Day)
- Civic holidays (Macau SAR Establishment Day)
- Supporting format strings for compound holiday names
All translations correctly convert Traditional Chinese characters to their Simplified Chinese equivalents.
233-234: Check character translation for "重疊".In line 234, "重疊" is translated to "重迭" in Simplified Chinese. While both are valid, the more common simplified form is "重叠". You might want to verify this translation with a native speaker.
snapshots/countries/MO_M.json (1)
1-1718: General Review for JSON Holiday Data FileThis new JSON file provides a comprehensive list of Macau holiday data spanning 1982–2050. The keys (dates) are formatted consistently in "YYYY-MM-DD" style, and the holiday names appear well organized. Please ensure that any Unicode characters (for example, in names with Chinese characters) are rendered correctly across different environments or when parsed by the application.
README.rst (2)
155-164: Supported Country Codes UpdateThe README now correctly states that 160 country codes are supported, which aligns nicely with the inclusion of Macau. Just double-check that this update is reflected in all relevant documentation sections.
629-634: New Macau Entry in Supported Countries TableThe added entry for Macau is clear and consistent. It specifies the country code "MO", details historical municipalities, provides a list of supported languages (including en_MO, en_US, pt_MO, th, zh_CN, and zh_MO), and correctly lists the supported holiday categories (“GOVERNMENT” and “MANDATORY”). This fits well with the overall table format.
holidays/locale/th/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (1)
1-1718: New Thai Localization File for Macau HolidaysThe new PO file is structured in accordance with standard gettext practices. The header metadata (project version, creation and revision dates, translator info, etc.) looks accurate, and each msgid-msgstr pair is clearly defined with appropriate translations. Please verify that some of the more culturally nuanced translations (for instance, those covering the complex descriptions for events like Macau’s Handover) reflect the local usage accurately.
snapshots/countries/MO_COMMON.json (1)
1-1701: Well-structured holiday data with comprehensive coverage.The file provides an extensive and systematic compilation of Macau holidays spanning from 1982 to 2050. Good chronological organization and proper JSON formatting.
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
17-27: Appropriate metadata structure for localization file.The metadata section contains all necessary information including version, date, and translator details.
30-245: Complete Portuguese translations for all Macau holidays.Comprehensive set of translations covering all holiday types, including traditional, religious, and government holidays specific to Macau.
207-210: Proper handling of variable substitution in compensatory rest days.The translation correctly uses the %s placeholder for the variable holiday name in compensatory rest day descriptions.
holidays/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
17-27: Standard localization metadata properly configured.The file contains comprehensive metadata with appropriate project information and language settings.
184-188: Clear handling of multi-line holiday name translations.Long holiday names are properly formatted across multiple lines while maintaining readability.
215-218: Effective pattern for afternoon designations.Simple and effective pattern for handling time-specific holidays using the %s placeholder.
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
17-27: Standard metadata format for Traditional Chinese locale.Proper header information with appropriate zh_MO language designation.
29-209: Intentionally empty msgstr fields for native language entries.The empty msgstr fields are appropriate since the msgid values already contain the correct Traditional Chinese holiday names for Macau.
holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
85-96: Observe the triple mapping for Christmas Eve.Lines 85-96 define three distinct
msgidvalues all mapped to "Christmas Eve." While this is intentional for different historical forms, verify each variant is genuinely needed to avoid confusion.
29-243: All translations appear consistent and valid.No syntax or grammar concerns found. The file is in a good state.
holidays/groups/chinese.py (3)
38-45: Check the conditional for Qingming calculations.Lines 43-44 reference
self._year % 4 < 1orself._year % 4 < 2with an additionaland self._year >= 2009. Confirm the logic covers all required edge cases and offsets for Qingming accurately.
54-75: Fully documented new properties.The newly introduced properties
_chinese_birthday_of_buddha,_dragon_boat_festival, and_double_ninth_festivalalign well with the naming convention and seem correct.
156-164: Nice addition of the fifth day of Lunar New Year.The
_add_chinese_new_years_day_fivemethod extends coverage for the holiday. Implementation looks consistent with the existing pattern.holidays/countries/macau.py (3)
613-624: The winter solstice approximation is clear.This approach is straightforward for the defined year range. Confirm external references or future expansions won't break the approximation beyond 2099.
627-633: Subdivision classes appear fine.Classes
MOandMACare simple aliases with no additional logic. Implementation is acceptable.
635-690: StaticHolidays definitions look complete.The reference dictionaries, special holidays, and text translations are coherent.
tests/countries/test_macau.py (12)
1-12: Well structured file header with correct licensing informationThe header contains proper attribution and licensing information, maintaining consistency with the rest of the codebase.
13-18: Proper imports with clear dependency relationshipsThe imports are well organized, importing only what's needed and clearly showing the dependencies for the test class. Good practice to import TestCase and CommonCountryTests which provides reusable test functionality.
20-26: Good test class setup with appropriate inheritance and year rangesThe test class properly inherits from both CommonCountryTests and TestCase. The setUpClass method establishes a good test range (1981-2050) and correctly initializes different holiday category instances for testing.
27-32: Basic functionality tests are comprehensiveTests for country aliases and no-holiday conditions are well implemented. Good job verifying both the positive cases (aliases work) and negative cases (no holidays for years when categories didn't exist).
34-64: Well-documented special holiday tests with reliable sourcesThe special holiday tests are thorough and include source URLs for verification. Good organization of test data into separate tuples for full-day, half-day, and government holidays.
66-91: Comprehensive New Year's Day test coverage across categoriesTests properly verify New Year's Day for different categories (government, mandatory, public) and include compensatory holiday cases. Good use of date ranges and specific date checks.
92-98: Historical holiday verification for Freedom DayGood inclusion of historical holiday testing (Freedom Day) with verification that it stopped being a holiday after 1999.
674-679: Proper implementation of subdivision-specific holidaysThe tests for municipality-specific holidays are well implemented, using the subdiv parameter to test holidays that only apply to specific areas of Macau.
681-696: Direct verification against official mandatory holiday listExcellent verification against the official mandatory holiday list for 2024 with source reference in the comment. This provides an important validation point against official records.
697-928: Comprehensive year-by-year holiday verificationThe thorough testing of holidays for each year from 2017-2025 against official sources creates a robust verification process. The explicit date and name checks will catch any regression issues.
930-1098: Excellent localization testing coverageThe localization tests verify holiday names in multiple languages (default, en_MO, en_US, pt_MO, zh_CN). This is critical for ensuring correct localized display of holidays.
294-380: Thorough Lunar New Year tests with complex logic coverageThe Lunar New Year tests are very detailed and cover various edge cases including compensation days. Good attention to detail with specific date verification across a range of years.
holidays/countries/hongkong.py (4)
238-238: Good variable rename for better code clarityChanging from
self._qingming_datetoself._qingming_festivalimproves name consistency with other festival properties and makes the code more readable.
260-260: Improved abstraction by using property instead of direct method callReplacing the verbose
self._chinese_calendar.buddha_birthday_date(self._year)[0]with the cleanerself._chinese_birthday_of_buddhaproperty enhances code maintainability and readability.
277-277: Consistent naming pattern for festival date propertiesThe change to
self._dragon_boat_festivalmaintains consistency with the naming pattern used for other festival dates in the codebase.
296-296: Better abstraction of calendar calculation logicChanging to
self._double_ninth_festivalmoves the calendar calculation details away from this class, making the code cleaner while maintaining the same functionality.
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holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (1)
233-236: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Possible duplicate entry for Mid-Autumn Festival.
There appears to be a duplicate entry for "Chong Chao (Mid-Autumn) Festival" at line 233-235, which was already defined at lines 154-157. Consider removing one of these entries to avoid confusion.
-#. Chong Chao (Mid-Autumn) Festival. -msgid "中秋節" -msgstr ""holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (1)
1-244: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Consolidate duplicate holiday strings if desired.
All translations appear consistent and correct. If you'd prefer a single English mapping for the three Chinese variations of Christmas Eve or unify any other subtly different strings (e.g., "Christmas Eve" vs "Christmas Eve"), please feel free to consolidate them. This is purely optional and would not affect functionality.
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holidays/countries/macau.py (2)
84-98: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Rename
_add_observed_two_dayfor clarity.This method handles overlapping or consecutive compensatory holidays. A more descriptive name, such as
_add_observed_two_day_overlap, may help future maintainers.
285-595: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionLarge branching structure in
_populate_government_holidays.This method handles numerous if-else clauses for date overlaps. Extracting dedicated helper functions or adopting a more data-driven approach would reduce complexity and enhance readability.
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holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (8)
1-27: Header information looks good.File header contains all necessary metadata for proper localization handling.
30-31: Simplified Chinese translation for New Year's Day is accurate.Translation maintains the same meaning while properly converting to simplified characters.
37-39: Labor Day translation is correctly simplified.The translation "劳动节" is the proper simplified Chinese version of "勞動節".
89-95: Multiple Christmas Eve translations handled properly.The file correctly provides translations for the three different source texts for Christmas Eve.
149-152: Appropriate handling of multiple comments for the same source text.The file correctly handles multiple comments for "重陽節" (Chung Yeung Festival).
182-186: Complete translation for complex holiday names.The translation properly handles the long holiday name "The Handover of Macau to China and the Establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China".
203-206: Format string translation is correctly implemented.The placeholder %s is properly maintained in the translation, allowing for dynamic holiday names in the compensatory rest day format.
231-235: Translation choice for 'Overlapping' term.The term "重迭" (chóngdié) is used for "重疊" (chóngdié), which is an appropriate simplified Chinese equivalent for the concept of overlapping holidays.
snapshots/countries/MO_M.json (9)
1-24: Initial holidays for 1982 correctly formatted.The JSON structure follows the expected date-string key with holiday name value format. The coverage begins with 1982, which matches the PR objective to provide holiday support from 1982 onwards.
80-80: Proper handling of multiple holidays on same date.April 5, 1985 correctly lists both "Ching Ming Festival" and "Good Friday" when they occurred on the same day.
276-278: Multiple holiday concatenation is properly handled.Both entries correctly combine multiple holidays occurring on the same day using a semicolon separator.
398-402: Additional public holidays are correctly defined.The file properly includes additional and half-day public holidays, such as those at the end of 1998.
424-425: Historical significance: Macau handover in 1999.The file correctly captures the historical handover of Macau to China on December 20, 1999, and the following day.
683-685: Government holiday designation is properly included.Additional government holidays are correctly designated, such as the one on October 3, 2012.
861-862: Compensatory rest days implementation is consistent.The naming convention for compensatory rest days maintains consistency throughout the file, following the format "Compensatory rest day for [Holiday Name]".
872-873: Edge case handling for overlapping holidays.The file correctly handles the edge case where two holidays (National Day following day and Mid-Autumn Festival following day) would overlap on October 2, 2020, with a special entry for October 5, 2020.
1702-1717: Future holiday projections extend to 2050.The file provides holiday projections up to 2050, giving ample forward-looking data for applications.
holidays/locale/th/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (8)
1-27: Thai localization header is properly formatted.The metadata correctly specifies Thai as the target language with proper encoding settings.
30-31: New Year's Day translation is accurate."วันขึ้นปีใหม่" is the correct Thai term for New Year's Day.
49-51: National Day translation is appropriately simplified.The translation uses the common Thai name "วันชาติจีน" (China National Day) rather than a literal translation of the longer Chinese name, which is appropriate for Thai usage.
81-83: Cultural context preserved in Winter Solstice translation.The translation "วันตงจื้อ(เหมายัน)" includes both the transliterated Chinese term (Dong Zhi) and the Thai astronomical term (Mayhan) in parentheses, which is helpful for Thai readers.
137-139: Buddha's Birthday appropriately localized.The translation correctly uses "วันวิสาขบูชา" (Visakha Bucha Day), which is the equivalent Thai Buddhist holiday.
182-187: Long holiday name properly translated.The translation maintains all the key components of the long holiday name while ensuring it reads naturally in Thai.
203-206: Format string pattern preserved correctly.The placeholder %s is properly maintained in the translation with the appropriate Thai grammar structure for "compensatory day for [holiday]".
234-239: Complex overlapping holiday explanation clearly translated.The translation properly explains the concept of overlapping holidays in natural Thai phrasing.
snapshots/countries/MO_I.json (1)
1-1720: Extensive and Well-Structured Macau Holidays JSON FileThe JSON file provides an impressively detailed list of Macau holidays spanning from 1982 to 2050. The entries are clear and consistently formatted, with each date string mapped to a descriptive holiday name. A few things to note:
Consistency & Accuracy:
Please double-check that all holiday names (including compensatory rest days and any composite holidays) align with official data and the terminology used elsewhere in the project. This is especially important given the known limitations regarding Portuguese translations.Data Sorting & Formatting:
The dates appear to be in an appropriate ascending order, and the JSON format looks correct. Just ensure that any modules referencing this snapshot file expect a sorted structure or can handle the data as provided.Integration with Holiday Calculations:
Confirm that the holiday calculation logic in themacau.pymodule (or its equivalent) correctly utilizes this extensive data set, particularly handling overlaps or special cases noted by the contributor.Overall, great work on covering a wide range of dates and holiday variants. This file should serve as a robust foundation for Macau holiday support.
snapshots/countries/MO_COMMON.json (1)
1-1701: Well structured holiday data. Good job.This JSON file contains comprehensive holiday data for Macau from 1982 to 2050, properly formatted with dates as keys and holiday names as values. The inclusion of various holiday types (traditional, cultural, and commemorative) along with compensatory rest days shows thorough attention to detail.
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (4)
15-28: Metadata looks good.The PO file metadata includes all necessary information: project version, creation/revision dates, translator details, and proper character encoding.
29-106: Common holiday translations are accurate.The Portuguese translations for common holidays like New Year's Day ("Fraternidade Universal"), Labor Day ("Dia do Trabalhador"), and Christmas ("Natal") are correct.
107-163: Cultural festival translations look good.The Portuguese translations for cultural festivals like Lunar New Year ("Novo Ano Lunar"), Ching Ming ("Cheng Ming"), and Chong Chao ("Bolo Lunar") preserve cultural meaning while making them accessible to Portuguese speakers.
207-212: Format string for compensatory days is proper.The translation for compensatory rest days follows the correct format string pattern that will properly interpolate holiday names at runtime.
holidays/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
15-28: Metadata follows standard format.The English localization file has consistent metadata with the other locale files, maintaining uniformity across the project.
182-196: Lengthy holiday names are properly handled.The translation for "The Handover of Macau to China..." maintains clarity despite being lengthy, using proper string continuation format.
237-244: Complex overlap case handled well.The translation for the overlapping holiday situation (National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival) is clear and follows the same formatting pattern as other entries.
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
15-28: Metadata consistent with other locale files.The zh_MO locale file metadata maintains the same format and information as the other localization files, showing good consistency.
29-236: Empty message strings are appropriate for native language.The empty message strings (msgstr) are correct for this file since the original message IDs (msgid) are already in Chinese. This is standard practice when the source and target languages match.
tests/countries/test_macau.py (2)
20-26: Solid setup for comprehensive testing.Initializing multiple holiday sets for different categories and years ensures excellent coverage from 1981 through 2050.
34-65: Good approach for verifying special holidays.You have identified large date spans for thorough testing of special and half-day holidays. This ensures accurate coverage of sporadic events. Great job!
holidays/countries/macau.py (1)
45-45:Details
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Verify external law reference link.
The reference to
Lei n.º 27/2024on line 45 may be future legislation. Please ensure that this link is valid and the year is correct.
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#!/bin/bash # Checking if the referenced public URL is reachable (HTTP status). curl -I https://bo.io.gov.mo/bo/i/2025/01/lei27.aspLength of output: 1515
External law reference link verified – no issues found
The link for
Lei n.º 27/2024(pointing tohttps://bo.io.gov.mo/bo/i/2025/01/lei27.asp#an2l63) returns an HTTP 200 OK, so it appears to be valid. Although the law is cited as "27/2024" while the URL is under the 2025 directory, the release pattern on the official site can explain this discrepancy. Please confirm with the official legislative documentation if the year notation is correct; otherwise, no changes are required.
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snapshots/countries/MO_M.json (1)
1-1721: Well-structured and comprehensive holiday data for Macau.This JSON file provides an extensive collection of Macau holidays from 1982 to 2050, covering all required categories mentioned in the PR description: MANDATORY (1985-Present), GOVERNMENT (1982-Present), and PUBLIC (1982-Present). The data includes traditional Chinese holidays, Portuguese colonial holidays, and post-handover holidays, showing a clear historical timeline.
The data is consistently formatted and appears accurate with proper attention to:
- Historical shifts in holiday observances (pre and post-handover in 1999)
- Compensatory rest days for weekend holidays
- Special cases where holidays overlap
- Half-day holidays
holidays/locale/th/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
17-27: Project metadata is correctly configured for Thai localization.The header information properly identifies this as Thai localization for version 0.69 of the Holidays project. The charset is UTF-8 as needed for Thai characters.
29-239: Thai translations are accurate and comprehensive.The translations cover all necessary Macau holidays including:
- Standard civic holidays (New Year's, Labor Day)
- Chinese traditional holidays (Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival)
- Portuguese/Catholic observances (Christmas, Good Friday)
- Local Macau-specific holidays
I particularly appreciate the accurate translation of complex holiday concepts like "The Handover of Macau to China" and the handling of formatted strings for compensatory rest days.
snapshots/countries/MO_I.json (1)
1-1722: Well-structured and comprehensive holiday data for Macau.This file provides an extensive collection of Macau holidays from 1982 to 2050, including traditional Chinese festivals, Western holidays, and local observances. The JSON structure is clean and follows a consistent date-to-description mapping format.
The implementation thoroughly covers:
- Lunar calendar holidays (New Year, Mid-Autumn, Dragon Boat Festival)
- Western holidays (Christmas, Easter)
- Local political holidays (Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day)
- Compensatory rest days (for when holidays fall on weekends)
This comprehensive approach ensures the library properly reflects Macau's unique holiday calendar, which includes both Chinese and Portuguese influences.
holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (7)
15-28: PO file metadata is correctly configured.The metadata header contains all necessary fields for a properly functioning localization file including project version, creation date, language team information, and character encoding.
29-104: Core holiday translations look good.The translations properly convert Traditional Chinese characters to Simplified Chinese for common holidays like New Year's Day, Labor Day and Christmas.
105-168: Cultural festival translations are accurate.All traditional Chinese festivals and local Macau holidays have been properly translated from Traditional to Simplified Chinese characters.
169-180: Government holiday terminology translated correctly.Additional government and public holiday terminology is properly formatted.
181-198: Special commemorative event translations are accurate.The lengthy names for special events like the Handover of Macau and the 70th Anniversary of WWII Victory have been correctly translated while preserving their official formal naming.
199-212: Format string patterns maintain proper placeholder positioning.The C-style format strings (using %s) are correctly structured in both Traditional and Simplified Chinese versions, ensuring proper runtime substitution of holiday names in generated text.
213-235: Additional holiday-specific translations are properly formatted.The remaining holiday translations and special case for overlapping holidays are well-formed.
snapshots/countries/MO_COMMON.json (1)
1-1704: Thorough comprehensive coverage of Macau holidays.The file provides an extensive holiday dataset for Macau from 1982 to 2050, covering all standard holidays, cultural observances, compensatory rest days, and special events.
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
13-27: Translation metadata looks good.All required metadata fields are present with appropriate values for the Macanese Portuguese locale.
77-81: Long translation handled well across multiple lines.The multi-line translation for "Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day" follows PO file formatting best practices.
207-210:Details
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Verify this translation format for compensatory rest days.
The compensatory rest day format in Portuguese adds "relativo ao" which might create concatenation issues if the holiday name already includes prepositions.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check how this format string is used in code and if it handles grammar correctly # Find where compensatory rest days are processed rg -A 3 "補假" holidays/countries/macau.pyLength of output: 211
Action Required: Verify the Translation Format for Compensatory Rest Days
It looks like in
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po, the format string for compensatory rest days is defined as:#. Compensatory rest day for %s. #, c-format msgid "%s的補假" msgstr "Dia de descanso compensatório relativo ao %s"In the code (see
holidays/countries/macau.py), this string is used viaself.tr("%s的補假"). Please double-check that injecting the holiday name into the%splaceholder doesn’t produce concatenation or grammar issues—particularly if the holiday name already includes prepositions or articles. Confirm that the resulting phrasing is natural for all holiday names.
- Verify there are no unintended concatenation issues when substituting the holiday name.
- Ensure that the structure “relativo ao %s” works correctly with the various holiday names that might be passed.
holidays/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
181-204: Proper handling of long translations.Long translations for complex holiday names are properly formatted across multiple lines for readability while maintaining the correct PO syntax.
13-27: Metadata is correctly structured for the US English locale.All essential metadata fields are present with appropriate values.
236-242: Clear translation of complex overlapping holiday concept.Translation successfully captures the concept of overlapping holidays which is important for correct holiday calculation.
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
29-104: Empty msgstr fields are correct for this locale.Empty message strings are appropriate here since the msgid values are already in Traditional Chinese. This follows gettext conventions for source language matching target language.
13-27: Correctly configured metadata for zh_MO locale.All required metadata fields are present with appropriate values for Macanese Traditional Chinese.
holidays/countries/macau.py (2)
45-45: Confirm references to future legislative documents."Lei n.º 27/2024" references a law and year that are in the future. Ensure that citing this document is intended and won't introduce confusion or maintenance overhead if the final legislation differs.
284-366: Refactor large branching logic.This
_populate_government_holidaysmethod has many conditionals handling year-specific cases. Splitting out subroutines or data structures would help maintainability and reduce complexity, as previously suggested.tests/countries/test_macau.py (1)
609-615: Add tests for leap-lunar-month edge cases.As previously noted, there are no explicit checks for unusual date shifts when lunar leap months occur near the Mid-Autumn Festival (“Chong Chao”). Consider adding corner cases if the library handles leap-lunar-month divergences.
I think it's okay. In Spain, we have a similar situation with "Lunes siguiente..." 🤷♂️ |
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Learning: The winter solstice calculation in Macau's holiday implementation uses the same approximation method as Hong Kong's implementation and has been verified against the official Macau calendar for years 2017-2025. The method is valid for years 1952-2099.
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45-45: Confirm reference link accuracy.Please verify that the link for "Lei n.º 27/2024" remains valid. This future-dated reference may change or move.
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chainLooking at the Macau implementation to understand what we need to test thoroughly. Now that I have the implementation and existing tests, let's check the coverage to identify which areas are missing tests. Let me check if there's a project-wide test command we should use to maintain consistency. Let's also check how test coverage is typically reported in the project: Now let's look at other test files to understand the testing pattern and coverage expectations: @PPsyrius Based on my analysis of the Macau implementation and current test coverage, here are the areas that need additional test cases to improve code coverage:
Here's a code snippet you can add to your test file to increase coverage: def test_macau_edge_cases(self):
"""Test edge cases for Macau holidays."""
# Test invalid subdivision
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="XYZ")
# Test boundary years
mo_government_1981 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=1981, categories="GOVERNMENT")
self.assertNotIn(date(1981, 10, 1), mo_government_1981) # National Day not observed before 1982
mo_mandatory_1984 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=1984, categories="MANDATORY")
self.assertNotIn(date(1984, 5, 1), mo_mandatory_1984) # Labor Day not mandatory before 1985
# Test explicit language setting
mo_zh = holidays.country_holidays("MO", language="zh_MO")
self.assertEqual(mo_zh.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "元旦")
mo_pt = holidays.country_holidays("MO", language="pt_MO")
self.assertEqual(mo_pt.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "Fraternidade Universal")
# Test subdivision specific holidays
mo_i = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=2000)
mo_m = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="M", years=2000)
# Check for differences between subdivisions
self.assertIn(date(2000, 6, 10), mo_i) # Islands Day
self.assertNotIn(date(2000, 6, 10), mo_m)
self.assertIn(date(2000, 5, 23), mo_m) # Macau City Day
self.assertNotIn(date(2000, 5, 23), mo_i)
def test_government_holiday_special_cases(self):
"""Test special cases for government holidays."""
# Test the Victory of the Chinese People's War for key years
mo_govt_2014 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=2014)
mo_govt_2015 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=2015)
mo_govt_2020 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=2020)
# 2014 - First year observed
self.assertIn(date(2014, 9, 3), mo_govt_2014)
# 2015 - 70th Anniversary with different naming
self.assertIn(date(2015, 9, 3), mo_govt_2015)
self.assertTrue("70th" in mo_govt_2015.get(date(2015, 9, 3)))
# 2020 - 75th Anniversary
self.assertIn(date(2020, 9, 3), mo_govt_2020)
self.assertTrue("75th" in mo_govt_2020.get(date(2020, 9, 3)))
# Test SAR Establishment Day over multiple years to capture naming changes
mo_govt_1999 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=1999)
mo_govt_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=2000)
mo_govt_2019 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories="GOVERNMENT", years=2019)
self.assertIn(date(1999, 12, 20), mo_govt_1999)
self.assertIn(date(2000, 12, 20), mo_govt_2000)
self.assertIn(date(2019, 12, 20), mo_govt_2019)
self.assertTrue("20th" in mo_govt_2019.get(date(2019, 12, 20)))
def test_complex_compensatory_days(self):
"""Test complex compensatory day scenarios."""
# Test the complex National Day-Cheung Yeung-Chong Chao scenarios
for year in [2023, 2024, 2025]:
mo_holidays = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
comp_days = [date for date, name in mo_holidays.items()
if "Compensatory" in name and "National Day" in name]
self.assertTrue(len(comp_days) > 0, f"No compensatory days for National Day in {year}")
# Test other compensatory day logic
for year in range(2020, 2025):
mo_holidays = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
# Check for Sunday-falling holidays with Monday compensation
sunday_dates = [date for date in mo_holidays.keys()
if date.weekday() == 6 and not "Compensatory" in mo_holidays.get(date)]
for sunday_date in sunday_dates:
next_monday = sunday_date + timedelta(days=1)
if next_monday in mo_holidays:
self.assertTrue("Compensatory" in mo_holidays.get(next_monday),
f"Expected compensatory day on {next_monday} for {sunday_date}")Additionally, I recommend testing the interaction between different holiday categories more explicitly to ensure they work correctly when combined. Would you like me to suggest any other specific tests, or would you like more detailed explanations for any of these suggestions? 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 17729 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 39453 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4135 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4786 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 1194 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 47667 @PPsyrius After examining your Macau implementation and current test coverage, I've identified several areas that need additional test cases to reach 100% code coverage:
Here's a complete test class you can add to improve coverage: def test_macau_edge_cases(self):
"""Test edge cases for Macau holidays."""
# Test invalid subdivision
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="XYZ")
# Test boundary years
mo_gov_1981 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=1981, categories=GOVERNMENT)
self.assertNoHolidays(mo_gov_1981) # No holidays before 1982
mo_man_1984 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=1984, categories=MANDATORY)
self.assertNoHolidays(mo_man_1984) # No mandatory holidays before 1985
# Test explicit language setting for all supported languages
mo_en_mo = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="en_MO")
self.assertEqual(mo_en_mo.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "New Year's Day")
mo_en_us = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="en_US")
self.assertEqual(mo_en_us.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "New Year's Day")
mo_pt = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="pt_MO")
self.assertEqual(mo_pt.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "Fraternidade Universal")
mo_th = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="th")
self.assertEqual(mo_th.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "วันขึ้นปีใหม่")
mo_zh_cn = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="zh_CN")
self.assertEqual(mo_zh_cn.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "元旦")
mo_zh_mo = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2023, language="zh_MO")
self.assertEqual(mo_zh_mo.get(date(2023, 1, 1)), "元旦")
def test_winter_solstice_date_calculation(self):
"""Test the winter solstice date calculation logic for all branches."""
# Test all year % 4 branches
years_dec_21 = [2016, 2020, 2024, 2028] # year % 4 == 0 and year >= 1988
years_dec_22 = [1984, 1988, 1992, 1996] # year % 4 == 0 but year < 1988 (should be Dec 22)
years_dec_21_mod1 = [2021, 2025, 2029, 2033] # year % 4 == 1 and year >= 2021
years_dec_22_mod1 = [2009, 2013, 2017] # year % 4 == 1 but year < 2021 (should be Dec 22)
years_dec_22_mod2 = [2010, 2014, 2018, 2022, 2026, 2030, 2054] # year % 4 == 2 and year < 2058
years_dec_21_mod2 = [2058, 2062, 2066, 2070] # year % 4 == 2 and year >= 2058 (should be Dec 21)
years_dec_22_mod3 = [2011, 2015, 2019, 2023, 2027, 2087] # year % 4 == 3 and year < 2091
years_dec_21_mod3 = [2091, 2095, 2099] # year % 4 == 3 and year >= 2091 (should be Dec 21)
for year in years_dec_21:
holidays_year = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
self.assertIn(date(year, 12, 21), holidays_year)
self.assertNotIn(date(year, 12, 22), holidays_year)
for year in years_dec_22:
holidays_year = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
self.assertIn(date(year, 12, 22), holidays_year)
self.assertNotIn(date(year, 12, 21), holidays_year)
for year in years_dec_21_mod1:
holidays_year = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
self.assertIn(date(year, 12, 21), holidays_year)
self.assertNotIn(date(year, 12, 22), holidays_year)
for year in years_dec_22_mod1:
holidays_year = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=year)
self.assertIn(date(year, 12, 22), holidays_year)
self.assertNotIn(date(year, 12, 21), holidays_year)
def test_subdivision_specific_holidays(self):
"""Test subdivision-specific holidays in more detail."""
# Test Concelho das Ilhas (I) subdivision
i_1990 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=1990)
i_1993 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=1993)
i_1994 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=1994)
i_1999 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=1999)
i_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=2000)
# Check holiday before change (Decreto-Lei n.º 15/93/M)
self.assertIn(date(1990, 11, 30), i_1990) # Day of Municipality of Ilhas before change
self.assertIn(date(1992, 11, 30), i_1990) # Last year before change
# Check transition at 1993
self.assertNotIn(date(1993, 11, 30), i_1993)
self.assertIn(date(1993, 7, 13), i_1993) # Day changed to July 13
self.assertIn(date(1994, 7, 13), i_1994)
self.assertIn(date(1999, 7, 13), i_1999)
# Check removal after 1999 (Regulamento Administrativo n.º 4/1999)
self.assertNotIn(date(2000, 7, 13), i_2000)
self.assertNotIn(date(2000, 11, 30), i_2000)
# Test Concelho de Macau (M) subdivision
m_1999 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="M", years=1999)
m_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="M", years=2000)
# Check Macau City Day before removal
self.assertIn(date(1999, 6, 24), m_1999)
# Check removal after 1999
self.assertNotIn(date(2000, 6, 24), m_2000)
# Test for differences between subdivisions in the same year
mo_i_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="I", years=1995)
mo_m_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", subdiv="M", years=1995)
self.assertIn(date(1995, 7, 13), mo_i_2000) # Islands Day
self.assertNotIn(date(1995, 7, 13), mo_m_2000)
self.assertIn(date(1995, 6, 24), mo_m_2000) # Macau City Day
self.assertNotIn(date(1995, 6, 24), mo_i_2000)
def test_special_anniversary_holidays(self):
"""Test special anniversary holidays and naming."""
# Test the 70th Anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People's War
mo_govt_2014 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=2014)
mo_govt_2015 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=2015)
mo_govt_2020 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=2020)
# 2014 - First year observed but not an anniversary
self.assertIn(date(2014, 9, 3), mo_govt_2014)
self.assertFalse("70th" in mo_govt_2014.get(date(2014, 9, 3)))
# 2015 - 70th Anniversary
self.assertIn(date(2015, 9, 3), mo_govt_2015)
self.assertTrue("七十" in mo_govt_2015.get(date(2015, 9, 3)))
# Check SAR Establishment Day anniversaries
mo_govt_1999 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=1999)
mo_govt_2000 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=2000)
mo_govt_2019 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=2019)
self.assertIn(date(1999, 12, 20), mo_govt_1999)
self.assertTrue("回歸祖國" in mo_govt_1999.get(date(1999, 12, 20))) # Special name for handover
self.assertIn(date(2000, 12, 20), mo_govt_2000)
self.assertIn(date(2019, 12, 20), mo_govt_2019)
# 20th anniversary in 2019
self.assertTrue("20" in str(date(2019, 12, 20).year - 1999))
def test_national_day_cheung_yeung_overlap(self):
"""Test the complex National Day and Cheung Yeung overlap case."""
# Test the 2020 overlap case specifically mentioned in the PR
holidays_2020 = holidays.country_holidays("MO", years=2020)
self.assertIn(date(2020, 10, 1), holidays_2020) # National Day
self.assertIn(date(2020, 10, 2), holidays_2020) # Day following + Mid-Autumn Festival
self.assertIn(date(2020, 10, 5), holidays_2020) # Special overlap holiday
# Verify the special holiday name
overlap_holiday = holidays_2020.get(date(2020, 10, 5))
self.assertTrue("重疊" in overlap_holiday) # Should contain the overlap text
# Test other years with National Day compensatory days
for year in [2021, 2022, 2023]:
mo_holidays = holidays.country_holidays("MO", categories=GOVERNMENT, years=year)
national_day = date(year, 10, 1)
# Find compensatory days related to National Day
comp_days = [d for d, name in mo_holidays.items()
if "補假" in name and "國慶日" in name]
self.assertTrue(len(comp_days) > 0, f"No compensatory days for National Day in {year}")
def test_l10n_th(self):
"""Test Thai localization specifically."""
self.assertLocalizedHolidays(
"th",
("2024-01-01", "วันขึ้นปีใหม่"),
("2024-02-09", "วันตรุษจีนตอนบ่าย"),
("2024-02-10", "วันตรุษจีน"),
("2024-02-11", "วันที่สองของตรุษจีน"),
("2024-02-12", "วันที่สามของตรุษจีน"),
("2024-02-13", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันตรุษจีน"),
("2024-02-14", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันที่สองของตรุษจีน"),
("2024-03-29", "วันศุกร์ประเสริฐ"),
("2024-03-30", "วันก่อนวันอีสเตอร์"),
("2024-04-01", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันก่อนวันอีสเตอร์"),
("2024-04-04", "วันเช็งเม้ง"),
("2024-05-01", "วันแรงงาน"),
("2024-05-15", "วันวิสาขบูชา"),
("2024-06-10", "เทศกาลไหว้บ๊ะจ่าง"),
("2024-09-18", "วันหลังเทศกาลไหว้พระจันทร์"),
("2024-10-01", "วันชาติสาธารณรัฐประชาชนจีน"),
("2024-10-02", "วันหลังวันชาติสาธารณรัฐประชาชนจีน"),
("2024-10-11", "เทศกาลไหว้ขนมจ้าง"),
("2024-11-02", "วันระลึกถึงผู้เสียชีวิต"),
("2024-11-04", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันระลึกถึงผู้เสียชีวิต"),
("2024-12-08", "วันฉลองมารีย์ผู้ปฏิสนธินิรมล"),
("2024-12-09", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันฉลองมารีย์ผู้ปฏิสนธินิรมล"),
("2024-12-20", "วันก่อตั้งเขตบริหารพิเศษมาเก๊า"),
("2024-12-21", "วันเข้าฤดูหนาว"),
("2024-12-23", "วันหยุดชดเชยสำหรับวันเข้าฤดูหนาว"),
("2024-12-24", "วันคริสต์มาสอีฟ"),
("2024-12-25", "วันคริสต์มาส"),
("2024-12-31", "วันส่งท้ายปีเก่า"),
)
def test_l10n_zh_mo(self):
"""Test Macanese Traditional Chinese localization specifically."""
self.assertLocalizedHolidays(
"zh_MO",
("2024-01-01", "元旦"),
("2024-02-09", "農曆除夕 （下午）"),
("2024-02-10", "農曆正月初一"),
("2024-02-11", "農曆正月初二"),
("2024-02-12", "農曆正月初三"),
("2024-02-13", "農曆正月初一的補假"),
("2024-02-14", "農曆正月初二的補假"),
("2024-03-29", "耶穌受難日"),
("2024-03-30", "復活節前日"),
("2024-04-01", "復活節前日的補假"),
("2024-04-04", "清明節"),
("2024-05-01", "勞動節"),
("2024-05-15", "佛誕節"),
("2024-06-10", "端午節"),
("2024-09-18", "中秋節翌日"),
("2024-10-01", "中華人民共和國國慶日"),
("2024-10-02", "中華人民共和國國慶日翌日"),
("2024-10-11", "重陽節"),
("2024-11-02", "追思節"),
("2024-11-04", "追思節的補假"),
("2024-12-08", "聖母無原罪瞻禮"),
("2024-12-09", "聖母無原罪瞻禮的補假"),
("2024-12-20", "澳門特別行政區成立紀念日"),
("2024-12-21", "冬至"),
("2024-12-23", "冬至的補假"),
("2024-12-24", "聖誕節前日"),
("2024-12-25", "聖誕節"),
("2024-12-31", "除夕 （下午）"),
)These additional tests will:
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holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (4)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: For Macau holidays localization, official Macau government sources (e.g., gov.mo) should be the reference for correct terminology, even when it differs from mainland Chinese standards.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:42:43.024Z
Learning: For Macau's Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) localization, the term "重迭" is used on the official government website (gov.mo) for "overlapping" holidays, rather than the mainland standard "重叠".
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:86-96
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:57.171Z
Learning: In Macau holiday localizations, having multiple Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is intentional design, as confirmed by the developer.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: The traditional Chinese script used in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan isn't 100% the same, with regional variations that should be respected in localization files.
holidays/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: For Macau holidays localization, official Macau government sources (e.g., gov.mo) should be the reference for correct terminology, even when it differs from mainland Chinese standards.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:86-96
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:57.171Z
Learning: In Macau holiday localizations, having multiple Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is intentional design, as confirmed by the developer.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:42:43.024Z
Learning: For Macau's Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) localization, the term "重迭" is used on the official government website (gov.mo) for "overlapping" holidays, rather than the mainland standard "重叠".
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: For Macau holidays localization, official Macau government sources (e.g., gov.mo) should be the reference for correct terminology, even when it differs from mainland Chinese standards.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:86-96
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:57.171Z
Learning: In Macau holiday localizations, having multiple Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is intentional design, as confirmed by the developer.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:42:43.024Z
Learning: For Macau's Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) localization, the term "重迭" is used on the official government website (gov.mo) for "overlapping" holidays, rather than the mainland standard "重叠".
holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: For Macau holidays localization, official Macau government sources (e.g., gov.mo) should be the reference for correct terminology, even when it differs from mainland Chinese standards.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:42:43.024Z
Learning: For Macau's Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) localization, the term "重迭" is used on the official government website (gov.mo) for "overlapping" holidays, rather than the mainland standard "重叠".
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:86-96
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:57.171Z
Learning: In Macau holiday localizations, having multiple Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is intentional design, as confirmed by the developer.
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (3)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:38:15.029Z
Learning: For Macau holidays localization, official Macau government sources (e.g., gov.mo) should be the reference for correct terminology, even when it differs from mainland Chinese standards.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:86-96
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:57.171Z
Learning: In Macau holiday localizations, having multiple Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is intentional design, as confirmed by the developer.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po:230-234
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T14:42:43.024Z
Learning: For Macau's Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) localization, the term "重迭" is used on the official government website (gov.mo) for "overlapping" holidays, rather than the mainland standard "重叠".
holidays/countries/macau.py (4)
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/countries/macau.py:284-366
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T11:41:56.389Z
Learning: For Macau holidays implementation, maintaining separate methods for each holiday category (PUBLIC, MANDATORY, GOVERNMENT) is preferred because these categories are based on different sets of laws and have distinct historical evolution.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/countries/macau.py:278-377
Timestamp: 2025-03-05T02:35:03.298Z
Learning: For Macau holiday implementations, it's preferable to maintain separate methods for different holiday categories (MANDATORY, GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC) as they are based on different sets of laws, making the code easier to maintain despite having multiple year-based conditionals.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/countries/macau.py:85-98
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T11:39:34.088Z
Learning: When overriding methods in the holidays library, method signatures should match the parent class declarations, even if some parameters are unused in the child implementation. This is enforced by SonarCloud quality checks.
Learnt from: PPsyrius
PR: vacanza/holidays#2323
File: holidays/countries/macau.py:385-396
Timestamp: 2025-03-04T10:06:09.555Z
Learning: The winter solstice calculation in Macau's holiday implementation uses the same approximation method as Hong Kong's implementation and has been verified against the official Macau calendar for years 2017-2025. The method is valid for years 1952-2099.
🔇 Additional comments (37)
holidays/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (5)
1-28: Strong metadata setup for the English localization.The file header contains all essential metadata for proper gettext functionality, including version, translator details, and encoding information. Using UTF-8 encoding ensures proper handling of all character sets.
85-96: Multiple Christmas Eve translations are intentionally included.Using three different Chinese variants (聖誕節前日, 聖誕節前夕, 聖誕前夕) for "Christmas Eve" is an intentional design decision as confirmed in the learnings, ensuring proper holiday recognition regardless of which term is used in source materials.
I'm noting that this intentional inclusion supports robust holiday detection across different document sources.
181-187: Long translation spans multiple lines correctly.The translation for "The Handover of Macau to China and the Establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China" is properly formatted across multiple lines using the standard gettext continuation format.
205-208: Format string implementation is correct.The format string "%s的補假" → "Compensatory rest day for %s" follows the proper gettext substitution pattern with the c-format flag, enabling dynamic holiday names to be inserted.
233-242: Overlapping holidays translation is comprehensive.The translation provides clear explanation of the specific overlapping holiday scenario, making it easy for English speakers to understand this complex calendar situation.
holidays/locale/th/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (7)
13-28: Thai localization metadata is properly structured.The file header correctly specifies "th" as the language code with proper project information and character encoding.
83-84: Accurate representation of "Winter Solstice" in Thai.The translation "วันตงจื้อ(เหมายัน)" includes both the transliterated Chinese term (ตงจื้อ) and the Thai astronomical term (เหมายัน) in parentheses, which provides excellent clarity for Thai speakers.
119-120: Clear Thai translation for Tomb-Sweeping Day.Using "วันเช็งเม้ง" instead of a direct translation maintains cultural relevance as this term is commonly used in Thailand for this Chinese holiday.
147-148: Culturally appropriate translation for Dragon Boat Festival.The translation "วันไหว้บ๊ะจ่าง" (Day of Paying Respects to Ba Zhang) focuses on the food aspect of the festival, which is how it's commonly known in Thailand.
185-186: Long Thai translation formats correctly across lines.The lengthy translation of "The Handover of Macau to China..." is properly formatted across multiple lines, maintaining syntactic clarity in Thai while preserving the gettext format.
204-205: Compact translation for compensatory rest day.The Thai translation "ชดเชย%s" (compensatory for %s) is concise but clear, typical of Thai language efficiency in translation.
236-238: Clear explanation of overlapping holidays.The Thai translation explicitly includes the term "หยุดตรงกัน" (holidays coinciding) to clarify the nature of the overlapping holidays.
holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (4)
13-28: Proper metadata for Simplified Chinese localization.The file header correctly specifies "zh_CN" as the language code with appropriate metadata for the Simplified Chinese localization.
85-96: Multiple translations for Christmas Eve maintained consistently.All three variants of Christmas Eve are properly simplified while maintaining the distinct terms, preserving the intentional design decision noted in the learnings.
230-234: Using "重迭" follows Macau's official terminology.The term "重迭" for overlapping holidays aligns with Macau government sources rather than the mainland standard "重叠", as confirmed in the retrieved learnings.
I acknowledge the intentional use of Macau's official terminology here, respecting regional linguistic differences.
58-60:Details
❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify translation accuracy for Republic Day.
The translation "葡萄牙共和國國慶日" → "葡萄牙共和国成立日" changes "national day" (國慶日) to "establishment day" (成立日), which slightly differs in meaning.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if this translation is consistent with official Macau government sources curl -s "https://www.gov.mo/zh-hans/public-holidays/" | grep -o "葡萄牙共和国.*日"Length of output: 75
Please verify the official terminology for this holiday translation manually.
- In
holidays/locale/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po(lines 58–60), the translation changes “國慶日” (national day) to “成立日” (establishment day).- The automated check using the Macau government public holidays page (via
curlandgrep) did not yield any evidence to confirm the accuracy of “成立日.”- To ensure the translation aligns with the official sources, please manually confirm whether the holiday should be rendered as “國慶日” or “成立日.”
holidays/locale/pt_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (6)
13-28: Portuguese localization metadata is correctly configured.The file header specifies "pt_MO" as the language code, properly identifying this as Portuguese specific to Macau region.
119-122: Dual representation for Tomb-Sweeping Day.The translation includes both the transliterated Chinese name "Cheng Ming" and the descriptive "Dia de Finados" in parentheses, effectively bridging cultural understanding.
155-158: Cultural context provided in Mid-Autumn Festival translation.Adding "(Bolo Lunar)" to the transliterated "Chong Chao" provides Portuguese speakers with cultural context about the mooncakes central to this festival.
183-189: Long Portuguese translations are correctly formatted.The multi-line translation for "The Handover of Macau to China..." maintains proper Portuguese grammar and syntax while adhering to gettext format requirements.
207-211: Translation for compensatory rest day is verbose but accurate.The Portuguese translation "Dia de descanso compensatório relativo ao %s" is more verbose than in other languages but accurately conveys the meaning with proper grammar.
29-32:Details
✅ Verification successful
Verify the Portuguese term for New Year's Day.
Using "Fraternidade Universal" instead of "Ano Novo" for New Year's Day is unusual. Check if this is the official term used in Macau's Portuguese communications.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if this is the standard term used in Macau curl -s "https://www.gov.mo/pt/public-holidays/year-2023/" | grep -o "Fraternidade Universal" || echo "Term not found"Length of output: 139
Official Term Verified for New Year's Day
The term "Fraternidade Universal" is indeed used on the Macau government website, appearing twice in the 2023 public holidays page. No change is needed as it aligns with the official communication.
holidays/locale/zh_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
85-96: Multiple Chinese strings for "Christmas Eve".
Noting that three separate msgid entries refer to the same occasion. Based on past discussions, this duplication is intentional for varied naming nuances in Traditional Chinese.
230-246: Correct usage of "重疊" for overlapping.
Using "重疊" aligns with Traditional Chinese usage in Macau references. This practice matches government sources.holidays/locale/en_MO/LC_MESSAGES/MO.po (2)
86-96: Multiple Chinese strings mapped to "Christmas Eve".
This mapping was previously clarified as intentional to reflect how Chinese naming varies.
150-159: Clear naming of the Double Ninth Festival.
"Chung Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors)" helps clarify the meaning behind the holiday.holidays/countries/macau.py (5)
80-89: Initialization logic is consistent with library patterns.
Defining default observed parameters and invoking super ensures proper configuration for Macau holiday calculations.
232-233: Proper handling for mandatory holidays start year.
Returning early for years <= 1984 prevents unintended holiday entries before the reference decree took effect.
278-283: Year-based gating for government holidays is correct.
Skipping holidays before 2005 aligns with available references, avoiding inconsistent data.
364-377: Well-defined observance handling.
Differentiating Sunday-only and Saturday-Sunday in-lieu rules based on year clarifies transitional policies for Macau.
403-475: Static holiday dictionaries align with established patterns.
The structured data approach for special cases remains consistent and maintainable, matching other country modules.tests/countries/test_macau.py (6)
20-26: Well-structured test class setup.The
TestMacauclass inherits from bothCommonCountryTestsandTestCase, providing a solid foundation for holiday-specific tests. Initializing different holiday categories (government, mandatory) ensures comprehensive coverage of variations in holiday rules.
30-34: Nice boundary checks for years with no holidays.Testing years outside defined ranges (1981, 1984, 2004) for each category ensures that the library correctly identifies the absence of holidays before official coverage starts. This is a valuable safeguard for edge cases.
325-442: Thorough coverage of multi-day holiday nuances.The Chinese New Year block illustrates the library’s complexity, especially around consecutive days, observed days, and partial-day holidays. Having multiple checks for the day-after-changes (like “農曆除夕（下午）”) helps ensure no logic gaps.
720-739: Good handling of in-lieu/observed days for Mid-Autumn Festival.Ensuring both the standard holiday and its observed or “下一日” day are covered helps clarify multi-day festival logic. The separation of mandatory and public holiday categories here further confirms correctness.
780-788: Appropriate testing for historical municipal subdivisions.Verifying “澳門市日” before and after 2000 for the
'M'subdivision is essential to reflect historical changes. The usage of separate instances (m_holidays) is clean, highlighting that only relevant subdivisions have these holidays.
1070-1271: Excellent localization coverage.Your test methods comprehensively verify multiple languages (
en_MO,en_US,pt_MO,th,zh_CN, etc.) and compare expected holiday names to the library’s output. This robust approach ensures localized strings remain accurate over time.
Signed-off-by: Panpakorn Siripanich <19505219+PPsyrius@users.noreply.github.com>
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This is absolutely amazing work!
@PPsyrius thanks for adding this and @KJhellico for a great review!
Proposed change
Add Macau holidays.
MANDATORY(1985-Present),GOVERNMENT(2005-Present), andPUBLIC(1982-Present).en_MO), American English (en_US), Macanese Portuguese (pt_MO), Thai (th), Simplified Chinese (zh_CN), Macanese Traditional Chinese (zh_MO).ChineseCalendarGroupraw date data methods.Resolves #2269 .
Note
Due to l10n limitations regarding grammars and prepositions, Portuguese translation for Compensatory Rest Days may not 100% match official Macanese government sources i.e. a/o/ao.
Type of change
holidaysfunctionality in general)Checklist
make check, all checks and tests are green