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Add **kwargs back to NVFoundationLLMClient.generate_batch() and generate_batch_async() #1967

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This PR reverts the removal of the **kwargs argument from the NVFoundationLLMClient.generate_batch() and generate_batch_async() methods, which introduced a regression.

Closes #1961

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LGTM, I'm assuming this is just putting the code back the way it was when we accepted **kwargs.

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LGTM, I'm assuming this is just putting the code back the way it was when we accepted **kwargs.

Yes that's correct.

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@rapids-bot rapids-bot bot merged commit 2cfcc69 into nv-morpheus:branch-24.10 Oct 22, 2024
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