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Not sure if this is a code issue or config issue with my bot, but after creating a very basic Bot via the Google Developer Console, my bot will respond properly to "first-level" commands, and issue the next command in the conversation thread. But, the next response is always directed back to the first level. For instance, with the sample code provided in Botman docs here: https://botman.io/2.0/conversations#starting-a-conversation
conversation is initiated by saying 'Hello'
bot responds as expected with 'Hello! What is your firstname?'
user replies with 'matt'
bot's fallback() method catches this as an unrecognized command instead of this response being delivered properly to the conversation thread.
This only happens with Hangouts Chat. The same code works fine in tinker, and in the Cisco Spark driver, hence why I am posting this here.
Are there any other suggestions or guidelines I need to follow with my bot config on Google, or is this a potential problem with the library?
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I'm having the same problem, it seems that "answers" are not being caught as such. I'm digging into it. Not getting very far,
I don't know how answers are supposed to work
user request-> bot responds with a question -> (conversationid or question has a callback assigned maybe?) -> user responds, -> (preassigned callback matches so do request...)
Not sure if this is a code issue or config issue with my bot, but after creating a very basic Bot via the Google Developer Console, my bot will respond properly to "first-level" commands, and issue the next command in the conversation thread. But, the next response is always directed back to the first level. For instance, with the sample code provided in Botman docs here: https://botman.io/2.0/conversations#starting-a-conversation
fallback()
method catches this as an unrecognized command instead of this response being delivered properly to the conversation thread.This only happens with Hangouts Chat. The same code works fine in tinker, and in the Cisco Spark driver, hence why I am posting this here.
Are there any other suggestions or guidelines I need to follow with my bot config on Google, or is this a potential problem with the library?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: