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Build VirtualAssistantSample
Run Sample
Type in "What is special education" or "How do I tie my shoes" or "why do I care?"
I'm guessing it's related to a code change that updates the QnA properties so the "question" property is rational with the Luis "question" property. I can't find the discussion we had, but the net is that the "question" property in luis is the text that that the user typed in. In QnA it's documented as the matched questions. This has been changed in the code so that the QnA question property is what the user has typed in and the matchedQuestion property contains the question matched. This update makes analytics much easier, so please don't undo it. :)
Project
Virtual Assistant:
Language: C#
Description
Qna Telemetry Exception - Duplicate Key: question
To Reproduce
Build VirtualAssistantSample Run Sample Type in "What is special education" or "How do I tie my shoes" or "why do I care?"
I'm guessing it's related to a code change that updates the QnA properties so the "question" property is rational with the Luis "question" property. I can't find the discussion we had, but the net is that the "question" property in luis is the text that that the user typed in. In QnA it's documented as the matched questions. This has been changed in the code so that the QnA question property is what the user has typed in and the matchedQuestion property contains the question matched. This update makes analytics much easier, so please don't undo it. :)
Telemetry properties documentation: https://github.com/microsoft/AI/blob/master/docs/reference/analytics/telemetrylogging.md
Actually telemetry provided (please don't change this...):
Expected behavior
No exception is thrown.
Additional context
Exception details: