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While I am definitely not a Fahrenheit user myself, I guess it makes sense to have it in units.... Small nitpick/note: In this PR I see "Fahrenheit" capitalised in "definition" and "unit", while "celsius" ist not, it is not consistent, but I think the correct fix for tht is capitalising "Celsius" instead of modifying this PR |
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According to #868, the key introduced in this PR, “fahrenheit,” should ideally be updated to “Fahrenheit” for consistency. However, since this decision is still under discussion, I’ll hold off on making that change for now. |
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Signed-off-by: hyojun.an <anhj2473@ivis.ai>
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Capitalization has been updated. |
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Add "fahrenheit" to temperature section of units.yaml