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ro...@google.com <ro...@google.com> #2
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out.
This issue was forwarded to our product team. Please keep in mind that this issue has to be analyzed and considered by the product team and I can't provide you ETA for it to be delivered. However, you can keep track of the status by following this thread.
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pe...@kattalo.com <pe...@kattalo.com> #3
ro...@google.com <ro...@google.com> #4
Hello,
Thank you for your patience.
Our product team is currently working on it. Once there will be an update it will be shared in this thread.
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se...@google.com <se...@google.com> #5
pe...@kattalo.com <pe...@kattalo.com> #6
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out. Our internal team is handling the case. Unfortunately there are no updates about it. For now, please stay tune to this thread for updates.
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pe...@devcube.se <pe...@devcube.se> #7
Hello,
Quick update about this. Our team mentions that for Vertex Pipelines, we have a different set of placeholders, the currently implemented ones are names
and uuids
. Here's an example of using them:
Let me know if this helps you with your case.
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pe...@devcube.se <pe...@devcube.se> #8
Hello
Quick update, this has been delayed. Please stay tune for further for updates.
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pe...@devcube.se <pe...@devcube.se> #9
ew...@google.com <ew...@google.com> #10
Hello
Thank you for providing the workaround, I will forward that to the google team. Please stay tune to this thread for updates.
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pe...@devcube.se <pe...@devcube.se> #11
sj...@google.com <sj...@google.com> #12
Hello Pether,
I have forwarded your last request to engineering team. Please keep looking at this thread for updates.
Regards,
Description
"Jag" is pronounced "Ja" (which also means "yes")
"Och" is pronounced "å" (changed recently and was previously correct)
What you expected to happen:
"Jag" should end with a "g" sound.
"Och" should end with a "k" sound.
Steps to reproduce:
Both words sound incorrect independent if they are in a sentence or on their own.
Other information (workarounds you have tried, documentation consulted, etc):
"Jag" sounds better if sent as "Jagg" to Wavenet. No workarounds for "Och" as of now.