This implements an unhandled event type. If there is a new event type encountered that the SDK currently doesn't implement, this will fire off a "unhandled' event type and just return the raw JSON to the user through this event. The idea is that the user can take this raw JSON and handle the event themselves until the event is supported in the SDK.
For the fix above, the emit close event needs to be before triggering the disconnect on the set() function. Otherwise, the event will not fire.
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This implements an
unhandledevent type. If there is a new event type encountered that the SDK currently doesn't implement, this will fire off a "unhandled' event type and just return the raw JSON to the user through this event. The idea is that the user can take this raw JSON and handle the event themselves until the event is supported in the SDK.This is already implemented in the Go SDK: https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-go-sdk/blob/main/pkg/api/live/v1/interfaces/interfaces.go#L18
Also a slight addition for this PR that was submitted by a member in the community that was just merged: https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-python-sdk/pull/355
For the fix above, the emit close event needs to be before triggering the disconnect on the
set()function. Otherwise, the event will not fire.Types of changes
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