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LIke/Dislike buttons #2170

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SOVALINUX opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 3 comments
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LIke/Dislike buttons #2170

SOVALINUX opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 3 comments
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@SOVALINUX
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EPAM AI DIAL chat version

0.15.2

How to reproduce

Hi,
I'm experiencing the issue with "likes" feature so like/dislike buttons are not always shown when expected from my side.
And there is some tendency in appearance:

  1. If my chat application responding with a single stream of text chunks, then it works as expected
  2. For cases when my chat responds with several stages, attachments and text chunks I never seen the like/dislike buttons shown.

Note: I've done the custom TypeScript lambda, so maybe I have a misconfiguration in some response fields like object, finish_reason, etc.

Actual result

Complex messages are shown w/o like buttons

Expected result

My expectatation that like/dislike buttons are shown for all assistant messages if enabled.

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@SOVALINUX SOVALINUX added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 20, 2024
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Looks like I've resolved it via adding unique "id" to every stream chunk including stages, attachments, etc.

@irinakartun
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the issue is reproduced on staging env for quite long responses.

@YauheniyaH
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related issue #1272

@Gimir Gimir assigned Gimir and unassigned Gimir Feb 5, 2025
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