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feat:Update documentation comments and method signatures in Cohere API #55

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced documentation clarity for multiple API methods, indicating which parameters are included only in requests.
    • Updated method signatures to enforce required parameters for several API methods, improving the consistency of API usage.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed nullable types from several parameters in method signatures, ensuring they are required.
  • Documentation

    • Improved XML documentation comments across various classes and methods to clarify the context of parameters and properties, enhancing user understanding.

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The changes involve updates to the documentation comments and method signatures across various classes and interfaces in the Cohere API. Key modifications include clarifying that several parameters are "Included only in requests" and changing certain parameters from optional to required. Additionally, documentation improvements enhance clarity regarding the context of properties and methods, while some properties have been altered to be optional instead of required.

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src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Chat.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Chat.g.cs Updated documentation for parameters in ProcessChatResponseContent and ChatAsync, marking several as required instead of nullable.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Classify.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Classify.g.cs Modified ClassifyAsync method to require parameters previously optional, along with updated documentation indicating inclusion in requests.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Detokenize.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Detokenize.g.cs Updated documentation for tokens parameter to indicate it is "Included only in requests."
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Embed.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Embed.g.cs Changed EmbedAsync method parameters from optional to required, with updated documentation for clarity.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Embedv2.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Embedv2.g.cs Modified Embedv2Async method to require parameters previously optional, with documentation updates.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Generate.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Generate.g.cs Updated GenerateAsync method to require several parameters and enhanced documentation.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Summarize.g.cs, Cohere.ICohereApi.Summarize.g.cs Modified SummarizeAsync method to require parameters previously optional and updated documentation.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.FinetuningClient.CreateFinetunedModel.g.cs, Cohere.IFinetuningClient.CreateFinetunedModel.g.cs Removed several parameters from CreateFinetunedModelAsync, simplifying the method signature.
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.* Various properties across multiple models updated to clarify that they are "Included only in requests" or "Included only in responses," with changes to required/optional status for some properties.

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    User->>API: Send Classify Request
    API->>API: Process Classification
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Actionable comments posted: 6

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Embedv2.g.cs (4)

118-119: Clarify the usage of "Included only in requests" in parameter documentation

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the texts parameter documentation may be confusing. Since this parameter is inherently part of the request, specifying this phrase might be redundant. Consider removing it or providing additional context to clarify its necessity.


131-132: Consistency in parameter documentation

The phrase "Included only in requests" is added to the model parameter documentation. Similar to the texts parameter, this might be redundant and could potentially confuse users. Ensure that the documentation across all parameters is clear and consistent.


148-149: Review the addition of "Included only in requests"

For the embeddingTypes parameter, the phrase "Included only in requests" may not add meaningful information for the API consumer. Consider revising the documentation to enhance clarity and avoid potential confusion.


155-156: Clarify default values and parameter inclusion

While specifying the default value for truncate as END is helpful, adding "Included only in requests" might be unnecessary. Users might expect all parameters in the method signature to be part of the request unless stated otherwise. Consider refining the documentation for better understanding.

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src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyExample.g.cs (3)

7-7: Documentation clarity improved for class usage.

The updated comment "Included only in requests" clearly specifies the intended use of the ClassifyExample class, enhancing clarity for API consumers.


12-12: Property Text documentation updated effectively.

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the Text property's documentation is a valuable clarification, ensuring that users understand this property is intended for request bodies only.


18-18: Property Label documentation updated effectively.

The update to the Label property's documentation with "Included only in requests" is similarly beneficial, clarifying its usage in the context of API requests.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ParseInfo.g.cs (3)

7-7: Documentation clarity improved for class ParseInfo.

The addition of "Included only in requests" effectively clarifies the usage context of the ParseInfo class, which is beneficial for developers integrating with the API.


12-12: Documentation clarity improved for property Separator.

The updated documentation comment for the Separator property enhances understanding by specifying that it is included only in requests. This is a valuable clarification for API users.


18-18: Documentation clarity improved for property Delimiter.

The updated documentation comment for the Delimiter property clearly states its usage context, which is crucial for correct API integration.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.DetokenizeResponse.g.cs (1)

12-13: Documentation and property update reviewed.

The updated documentation for the Text property clearly indicates its usage context, which enhances API clarity. The change from a required to an optional property, indicated by the removal of [JsonRequired] and initialization to default!, is noted. It's important to ensure that this change aligns with the overall design and expected behavior of the API.

Please confirm if there were specific reasons or scenarios that prompted making the Text property optional, as this could impact how the API handles null values in different contexts.

Also applies to: 16-16

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ListConnectorsResponse.g.cs (1)

19-20: Documentation update for TotalCount is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in responses" clarifies the usage context of the TotalCount property, which is essential for API consumers. The use of <br/> for line breaks is appropriate for XML documentation viewed in HTML-supported tools.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.GetConnectorsLogsResponse.g.cs (3)

Line range hint 8-11: LGTM for ConnectorLogs property.

The existing implementation and annotations for the ConnectorLogs property are appropriate and align with the expected serialization behavior.


19-23: Well-implemented changes to the Total property.

The updates to the documentation and the modification from a required to an optional property enhance clarity and flexibility. The use of default! for a double type, which defaults to 0.0, is appropriate here as it provides a sensible default value for the property.


Line range hint 27-29: LGTM for AdditionalProperties property.

The implementation of AdditionalProperties with an initialized dictionary is standard and appropriate for handling dynamic properties in JSON serialization.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.DetokenizeRequest.g.cs (1)

12-16: Approve the changes to the Tokens property with a suggestion for backend verification.

The update to make the Tokens property nullable and the removal of the JsonRequired attribute are aligned with the documentation update, which clarifies that this property is included only in requests. This change likely reflects a more flexible API usage scenario.

However, it's important to verify that the backend correctly handles the nullable nature of this property to prevent any runtime issues.

Run the following script to verify the handling of the nullable Tokens property in the backend:

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyResponse.g.cs (2)

12-15: Approval with caution regarding potential null values.

The update to make the Id property optional by removing the required keyword and initializing it with default! increases flexibility in object instantiation. The comment clarification is also beneficial. However, ensure that the handling of potential null values is robust, especially since default! is used in a nullable-enabled context, which implies an expectation of non-null values.


18-21: Approval with caution regarding potential null values.

The update to make the Classifications property optional by removing the required keyword and initializing it with default! increases flexibility in object instantiation. The comment clarification is also beneficial. However, ensure that the handling of potential null values is robust, especially since default! is used in a nullable-enabled context, which implies an expectation of non-null values.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.TokenizeResponse.g.cs (2)

12-13: Documentation and property declaration changes enhance API clarity and flexibility.

The updated XML documentation for the Tokens property clearly specifies its context of use, which is beneficial for API consumers to understand its application. The change in the property declaration from required to optional, along with the initialization to default!, increases flexibility in handling the property's data, especially in scenarios where Tokens might not be applicable.

These changes are aligned with best practices in API design, particularly in terms of handling optional data and providing clear documentation.

Also applies to: 16-16


Line range hint 20-29: Consistency in JSON serialization attributes noted.

The properties TokenStrings, Meta, and AdditionalProperties are consistently using JSON serialization attributes, which helps ensure that the API's data contract is clear and enforced. Although these properties have not been modified in this PR, their existing setup contributes to the robustness of the API's serialization behavior.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyResponseClassificationClassificationType.g.cs (1)

7-8: Documentation Update: Clear and Precise

The updated documentation comment for the ClassifyResponseClassificationClassificationType enum is clear and effectively communicates that this classification type is included only in responses. This addition enhances the understanding of the enum's usage context, which is crucial for developers integrating with the API.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.SummarizeRequestFormat.g.cs (1)

8-9: Documentation Enhancements Approved

The updates to the documentation comments for the SummarizeRequestFormat enum improve clarity and user understanding. Specifying the default value and its applicability context helps in setting the right expectations for API consumers.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.SummarizeRequestLength.g.cs (2)

8-9: Documentation improvements enhance clarity.

The updated documentation comments for the SummarizeRequestLength enum provide clear information about its usage in requests and the default value. These changes are beneficial for API consumers and maintainers.


Line range hint 17-34: Extension methods are correctly implemented.

The ToValueString and ToEnum extension methods for the SummarizeRequestLength enum are implemented efficiently using pattern matching. These methods facilitate easy conversion between the enum and its string representation, enhancing usability and integration capabilities.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.RerankResponseResult.g.cs (3)

Line range hint 9-11: Documentation and property declaration for Document are clear and well-defined.

The explanation of the property's behavior based on the return_documents flag is clear, and the optional nature of the property is appropriately reflected in the code.


Line range hint 13-17: Documentation and property declaration for Index are clear and well-defined.

The explanation of the property's role in identifying the position of documents in the original list is clear, and the required nature of the property is appropriately reflected in the code.


25-29: Updated documentation and property declaration for RelevanceScore enhance clarity and flexibility.

The addition of an HTML line break improves the readability of the documentation. The change from a required to an optional property with a default value allows for more flexible instantiation of RerankResponseResult instances. The note specifying that the property is included only in responses clarifies its usage context.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.Rerankv2ResponseResult.g.cs (1)

25-26: Documentation and property requirement changes are well-implemented.

The update to the documentation of the RelevanceScore property clarifies its context of use, which is a good practice for API clarity. Changing the property from required to optional and initializing it with a default value is appropriate given the context that it is only included in responses. This change enhances the robustness of the model by preventing serialization issues when the property is absent.

Also applies to: 29-29

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.EmbedRequestTruncate.g.cs (2)

10-11: Documentation update is clear and concise.

The addition of "Included only in requests" effectively clarifies the intended usage context of the EmbedRequestTruncate enum. This is a valuable update for developers using this enum in their applications.


Line range hint 17-36: Extension methods are well-implemented.

The ToValueString and ToEnum methods are correctly implemented with clear and concise logic. The use of switch expressions enhances readability and maintainability. Exception handling in ToValueString is appropriate, ensuring robust error management.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.SummarizeRequestExtractiveness.g.cs (2)

8-9: Documentation Update Approved

The addition of "Included only in requests" effectively clarifies the usage context of the enum, which is essential for proper API documentation. This helps ensure that developers are aware of the limitations and intended use cases of the enum values.


Line range hint 17-34: Extension Methods Implementation Approved

The use of pattern matching in the extension methods ToValueString and ToEnum is efficient and clean. This implementation ensures type safety and performance, which are critical in API design.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.Embedv2RequestTruncate.g.cs (2)

10-11: Documentation enhancement approved.

The addition of the comment "Included only in requests" clarifies the applicability of the enum values, which is crucial for correct API usage. This change enhances the documentation's clarity and helps prevent potential integration errors by API consumers.


Line range hint 17-36: Extension methods implementation approved.

The ToValueString and ToEnum methods are correctly implemented, using switch expressions for efficient and clear conversion between the enum values and strings. This implementation follows best practices and provides robust functionality for handling the enum conversions.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.Settings.g.cs (1)

32-33: Documentation improvement for MultiLabel property is beneficial.

The updated documentation comment for the MultiLabel property enhances clarity by explicitly stating that it is "Included only in responses." This is a valuable addition for developers integrating with the API, as it helps them understand the property's context and usage correctly. The change aligns with best practices for clear API documentation.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyRequestTruncate.g.cs (1)

10-11: Documentation Enhancement Approved

The added documentation line clarifies the context of the default value, enhancing the understanding without altering the functionality. This is a valuable addition for users interacting with the API.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.GenerateRequestTruncate.g.cs (1)

10-11: Documentation update approved.

The addition of "Included only in requests" effectively clarifies the context in which the default value applies. This is a valuable clarification for developers integrating with the API, ensuring that the enum's behavior is understood in the correct context.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Detokenize.g.cs (1)

26-27: Documentation update approved.

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the tokens parameter documentation is a valuable clarification. It helps API users understand the context in which this parameter should be used, thereby preventing potential confusion and misuse. This update enhances the clarity and usability of the API documentation.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.EmbedByTypeResponse.g.cs (1)

26-27: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the Embeddings property clearly indicates its usage context, which enhances API clarity and usability.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.EmbedFloatsResponse.g.cs (1)

26-27: Documentation update approved.

The added documentation line clarifies that the Embeddings property is included only in responses, which enhances the understanding of its context and usage.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.BaseModel.g.cs (1)

18-19: Documentation enhancement approved.

The updated documentation for the Version property clearly specifies that it is "Included only in responses," which enhances clarity and helps prevent misuse by indicating that this property should not be included in requests. This is a valuable clarification for API consumers.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyResponseClassification.g.cs (8)

7-7: Documentation update approved.

The documentation update clearly specifies that the class is included only in responses, which enhances clarity for API consumers.


12-15: Documentation and property update approved.

The update to the Id property documentation and the removal of the [JsonRequired] attribute, making it optional, are appropriate given the context that it's included only in responses. The default initialization (default!) is a good practice for optional properties in C# to avoid null reference exceptions.


18-19: Enhanced property documentation approved.

The addition of HTML line breaks (<br/>) improves the readability of the documentation. Clearly stating that the property is included only in responses is beneficial for API clarity.


25-26: Deprecated property and update approved.

The property Prediction is correctly marked as deprecated, which is a good practice to inform users of the API about phased-out features. The documentation is enhanced similarly to other properties, and the change from required to optional (default!) for Predictions aligns with the response-only context.

Also applies to: 33-34, 37-37


40-41: Deprecated property documentation approved.

Marking the Confidence property as deprecated is clear and direct, helping to phase out the property correctly. The documentation is consistent with other properties.


48-49: Update to Confidences property approved.

The documentation for the Confidences property has been improved for clarity, and making it optional is consistent with the changes to other properties. The default initialization helps prevent null issues.

Also applies to: 52-52


55-56: Documentation and property update approved.

The Labels property documentation has been enhanced, and the change to make the property optional is consistent with the overall strategy of handling response data. The default initialization is correctly applied.

Also applies to: 59-59


62-63: Documentation and property update approved.

The ClassificationType property documentation is clear, and the use of a custom JSON converter is a good practice for handling specific serialization needs. Making this property optional aligns with the flexible nature of the API responses.

Also applies to: 67-67

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.UpdateFinetunedModelRequest.g.cs (6)

19-20: Documentation clarity improved for CreatorId.

The updated documentation clearly specifies that the CreatorId is included only in responses, which enhances the understanding of its usage context in the API. This is a good practice as it helps developers understand the data flow and API behavior more accurately.


26-27: Documentation clarity improved for OrganizationId.

Similar to the CreatorId, the clarification that OrganizationId is included only in responses is beneficial. It prevents confusion about whether this property can be set in requests, which is crucial for proper API usage.


57-58: Documentation clarity improved for CreatedAt.

The addition of the note that CreatedAt is included only in responses is a valuable update. It helps to set clear expectations for API consumers about what information they can expect to receive from the API and what they need to provide.


64-65: Documentation clarity improved for UpdatedAt.

This update is consistent with the other changes and maintains the clarity of the API's documentation by specifying that UpdatedAt is only included in responses. This ensures that developers are aware of the read-only nature of this property.


71-72: Documentation clarity improved for CompletedAt.

The documentation now clearly states that CompletedAt is included only in responses. This is crucial for understanding the lifecycle of the fine-tuned model and managing expectations regarding the information available from the API.


78-79: Documentation clarity improved for LastUsed.

By specifying that LastUsed is included only in responses, this documentation update helps developers understand when this property is relevant and how it should be interpreted in the context of the model's usage.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.FinetunedModel.g.cs (7)

12-13: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the Id property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This enhancement improves clarity and helps API consumers understand the data model better.


26-27: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the CreatorId property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This is consistent with the approach taken for other properties and helps ensure that API consumers are well-informed about the data model.


33-34: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the OrganizationId property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This consistency across properties enhances the overall clarity of the API's documentation.


64-65: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the CreatedAt property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This clarity is crucial for API consumers to understand when and how data properties are populated.


71-72: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the UpdatedAt property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This consistent documentation approach helps API consumers understand the lifecycle of data within the API.


78-79: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the CompletedAt property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This clarity is essential for API consumers to understand the specific conditions under which data is available.


85-86: Documentation Update Approved

The updated documentation for the LastUsed property clearly specifies its read-only nature and that it is included only in responses. This clarity is crucial for API consumers to understand when and how data properties are populated.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ClassifyRequest.g.cs (5)

14-18: Documentation and property change for Inputs are clear but require backend validation.

The update to make Inputs nullable is well-documented, enhancing clarity on its optional nature. However, it's crucial to ensure that the backend logic accommodates scenarios where Inputs might be null to prevent runtime errors.

Please verify the backend handling for the nullable Inputs property to ensure robustness.


22-23: Updated documentation for Examples enhances clarity.

The enhancements to the documentation of the Examples property clearly delineate its usage, particularly in relation to fine-tuned models. This clarity is beneficial for developers integrating with the API.


29-30: Documentation update for Model property is informative.

The additional details in the Model property documentation provide valuable insights into the available models and their respective capabilities, aiding developers in making informed choices.


37-37: Enhanced documentation for Preset property provides clarity.

The updated documentation for the Preset property clearly explains its utility and how it can simplify API interactions, which is beneficial for users looking to streamline their API usage.


47-48: Updated documentation and default value for Truncate property are well-defined.

The enhancements to the Truncate property documentation, along with the explicit default value, provide clear guidance on how input truncation is handled, which is crucial for managing API inputs effectively.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.Dataset.g.cs (1)

92-92: Documentation update approved for ParseInfo.

The updated XML documentation comment for the ParseInfo property clearly specifies its usage context, which is essential for correct API interactions. This change helps ensure that the property's role is understood as being applicable only in requests, which is a crucial detail for developers integrating with this API.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.SummarizeRequest.g.cs (7)

12-16: Approved: Changes to the Text property.

The update to make the Text property nullable enhances flexibility in API usage, allowing for scenarios where text might not be necessary. The added documentation clearly states its context of use, which is beneficial for API consumers.


20-21: Approved: Documentation enhancements for Length.

The updated documentation for the Length property, including the default value and usage context, provides clear guidance for API users. This helps in setting the right expectations and understanding the API's behavior.


29-30: Approved: Documentation enhancements for Format.

The documentation for the Format property is updated to clearly indicate the default setting and its application context. This consistency in documentation across properties helps in maintaining a clear and user-friendly API.


37-38: Approved: Documentation enhancements for Model.

The updated documentation for the Model property clearly specifies that it is included only in requests. This clarification is crucial for developers to understand where and how to use this property effectively.


45-46: Approved: Documentation enhancements for Extractiveness.

The documentation for the Extractiveness property, including the default value and usage context, provides clear guidance for API users. This helps in setting the right expectations and understanding the API's behavior.


54-55: Approved: Documentation enhancements for Temperature.

The documentation for the Temperature property, including the default value and usage context, provides clear guidance for API users. This helps in setting the right expectations and understanding the API's behavior.


61-62: Approved: Documentation enhancements for AdditionalCommand.

The updated documentation for the AdditionalCommand property clearly specifies that it is included only in requests. This clarification is crucial for developers to understand where and how to use this property effectively.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.GetClusterJobResponse.g.cs (10)

19-20: Documentation clarity improved for CreatedAt

The added documentation comment clarifies that the CreatedAt property is included only in responses, which enhances the understanding of the API's response structure. This is a positive change as it helps API consumers understand the context in which this property will be populated.


26-27: Documentation clarity improved for EmbeddingsUrl

The update to the documentation for EmbeddingsUrl clearly states that this property is included only in responses. This clarification is beneficial for developers integrating with the API, ensuring they are aware of when to expect this property to be populated.


33-34: Documentation clarity improved for InputDatasetId

The documentation for InputDatasetId now includes a note that it is only included in responses. This is a crucial clarification, as it helps prevent confusion about the availability of this property in request objects.


40-41: Documentation clarity improved for MinClusterSize

The added note in the documentation for MinClusterSize that it is included only in responses is a useful clarification. It helps set clear expectations for API users about the data they will receive.


47-48: Documentation clarity improved for NNeighbors

The documentation for NNeighbors has been updated to indicate that it is included only in responses. This change is beneficial as it clarifies the property's usage and availability, aiding in better API integration.


54-55: Documentation clarity improved for IsDeterministic

The clarification that IsDeterministic is only included in responses is a valuable addition to the documentation. It helps developers understand the conditions under which this property is relevant.


68-69: Documentation clarity improved for IsFinalState

The documentation now clearly states that IsFinalState is included only in responses. This is an important clarification, especially for properties that might not be intuitive or could be assumed to be part of a request.


75-76: Documentation clarity improved for OutputClustersUrl

The update to the documentation for OutputClustersUrl to specify that it is included only in responses is a helpful clarification. It ensures that API users are correctly informed about when and how this property is used.


82-83: Documentation clarity improved for OutputOutliersUrl

The documentation for OutputOutliersUrl has been enhanced to clearly indicate that it is included only in responses. This clarification is essential for proper API usage and helps in setting the right expectations.


89-90: Documentation clarity improved for Clusters

The added documentation for the Clusters property stating that it is included only in responses is a significant improvement. It helps clarify the API's behavior and ensures that developers do not expect this property in request payloads.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Summarize.g.cs (8)

32-33: Documentation clarity improved for the text parameter.

The update to the documentation comment for the text parameter, specifying that it is "Included only in requests," enhances clarity and helps API consumers understand the context of its usage.


37-38: Documentation enhancements for the length parameter.

The inclusion of a default value and the clarification that the parameter is "Included only in requests" are valuable additions that improve the documentation's usefulness and clarity.


42-43: Clear and informative documentation for the format parameter.

The updates, including the default value and the note that the parameter is "Included only in requests," help set clear expectations and provide valuable information to API consumers.


46-47: Enhanced documentation for the model parameter.

The update specifying that the parameter is "Included only in requests" adds clarity and helps users understand the parameter's application context, especially with multiple model options available.


51-52: Documentation improvements for the extractiveness parameter.

The inclusion of a default value and the clarification that the parameter is "Included only in requests" are beneficial for setting clear expectations and enhancing the documentation's clarity.


56-57: Clear and detailed documentation for the temperature parameter.

The updates, including the default value and the note that the parameter is "Included only in requests," help set clear expectations and provide valuable information to API consumers.


60-61: Documentation clarity improved for the additionalCommand parameter.

The update specifying that the parameter is "Included only in requests" adds clarity and helps users understand the parameter's application context, especially with the potential for customization.


67-72: Method signature updated to enforce stricter parameter requirements.

The changes to make parameters required instead of optional are likely to improve the robustness of the API by ensuring that all necessary information is provided. However, it's important to verify the impact on existing client implementations that may rely on the previous optional nature of these parameters.

Consider running a compatibility check or providing a migration path for clients to adapt to these changes.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.EmbedRequest.g.cs (4)

12-13: Documentation clarity improved for the Texts property.

The addition of "Included only in requests" clearly specifies the context in which this property is used, enhancing the understanding for API consumers.


28-29: Documentation clarity improved for the Model property.

The update to include "Included only in requests" helps clarify the specific usage context of this property, which is beneficial for API users.


52-53: Documentation clarity improved for the EmbeddingTypes property.

Adding "Included only in requests" provides clear guidance on when these embedding types can be specified, which is crucial for correct API usage.


62-63: Documentation clarity improved for the Truncate property.

The update to include "Included only in requests" alongside the default value explanation helps users understand how truncation settings affect the processing of inputs exceeding the maximum token length.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.Embedv2Request.g.cs (4)

12-13: Documentation improvements for Texts property are clear and useful.

The addition of <br/> tags enhances readability, and the clarification about the property being "Included only in requests" provides valuable context for API users.


28-29: Documentation and signature changes for Model property.

The documentation improvements are clear. However, the change in the property signature from non-nullable to nullable (string?) needs careful review to ensure it aligns with the API's handling of null values and does not introduce unintended behaviors.

Please confirm that all usages of the Model property have been updated to handle the nullable scenario appropriately.

Also applies to: 32-32


52-53: Documentation improvements for EmbeddingTypes property are clear and useful.

The addition of <br/> tags enhances readability, and the clarification about the property being "Included only in requests" provides valuable context for API users.


62-63: Documentation improvements for Truncate property are clear and useful.

The addition of <br/> tags enhances readability, and the clarification about the property being "Included only in requests" provides valuable context for API users. The default value of END is a sensible choice, ensuring predictable behavior.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Classify.g.cs (5)

30-31: Documentation clarity improved for inputs parameter.

The addition of "Included only in requests" effectively clarifies the intended use of the inputs parameter, enhancing the API documentation's usability and preventing potential misuse.


35-36: Documentation clarity improved for examples parameter.

The clarification "Included only in requests" is a valuable addition, helping to set clear expectations about when and how the examples parameter should be used in API requests.


39-40: Documentation clarity improved for model parameter.

Adding "Included only in requests" to the model parameter's description helps clarify its usage, aligning with the goal of making the API more user-friendly and less prone to misuse.


44-44: Documentation clarity improved for preset parameter.

The phrase "Included only in requests" clearly delineates the operational scope of the preset parameter, contributing to better API documentation and user understanding.


51-52: Documentation clarity improved for truncate parameter.

The addition of "Included only in requests" and the clear mention of the default value enhance the documentation, making it easier for API consumers to understand the expected behavior and usage of the truncate parameter.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Embedv2.g.cs (2)

30-31: Documentation Enhancements: Clarification and Consistency

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the parameter descriptions (texts, model, embeddingTypes, and truncate) is a valuable clarification. It helps API consumers understand the context in which these parameters are used, which is crucial for correct API usage. The use of <br/> for line breaks improves the readability of the documentation, making it easier to distinguish between different sections of the text.

Also applies to: 43-44, 60-61, 67-68


73-76: Significant Method Signature Changes: Potential Breaking Changes

The changes to the Embedv2Async method signature, including making texts, embeddingTypes, and truncate required, are significant. These changes enhance the API's robustness by ensuring that essential parameters are always provided. However, this could potentially break existing client implementations that rely on the previous optional nature of these parameters.

It is crucial to ensure that these changes are well-documented and communicated to all API consumers to prevent runtime errors and facilitate a smooth transition. Additionally, consider verifying the impact of these changes on existing codebases to assess the need for further adjustments or migrations.

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src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Embed.g.cs (5)

30-31: Documentation for texts parameter is clear and informative.

The updated documentation provides essential details about the usage constraints of the texts parameter and clarifies that it is only included in requests. This enhancement improves API usability and understanding.


43-44: Documentation for model parameter is comprehensive and precise.

The updated documentation lists available models and their dimensions, providing users with necessary information to make informed decisions. The clarification that this parameter is only included in requests is a valuable addition for API clarity.


60-61: Documentation for embeddingTypes parameter is detailed and helpful.

The updated documentation effectively describes the different embedding types available, aiding users in selecting the appropriate type for their use case. The note that this parameter is only included in requests helps prevent confusion about its applicability.


67-68: Documentation for truncate parameter is clear and precise.

The updated documentation clearly states the default value and provides detailed options for handling inputs that exceed the maximum token length. The clarification that this parameter is only included in requests is crucial for proper API usage.


73-76: Method signature changes for EmbedAsync are appropriate and enhance API usability.

The changes to make texts, model, and embeddingTypes mandatory ensure that essential parameters are always provided, which is crucial for the correct functioning of the API. This modification enhances clarity and enforces better usage practices.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Detokenize.g.cs (1)

114-115: Documentation update for tokens parameter is clear and helpful.

The added documentation line "Included only in requests" clarifies the usage context of the tokens parameter effectively. This is a valuable addition for developers using the API, as it helps them understand when and how the parameter should be used.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Summarize.g.cs (8)

120-121: Documentation Improvement for Parameter text: Approved

The addition of "Included only in requests" clarifies that this parameter is used only in the context of API requests, which is a helpful clarification for developers using this API. The formatting with line breaks also enhances readability.


125-126: Documentation Improvement for Parameter length: Approved

The explicit mention of the default value and the clarification that it is "Included only in requests" are valuable for API users, ensuring they understand the parameter's default behavior and usage context.


130-131: Documentation Improvement for Parameter format: Approved

Clarifying the default value and noting that it is "Included only in requests" helps developers understand how the API will interpret the parameter by default and its applicability.


134-135: Documentation Improvement for Parameter model: Approved

The detailed description of available models and the clarification that it is "Included only in requests" provide clear guidance on how to use this parameter effectively.


139-140: Documentation Improvement for Parameter extractiveness: Approved

Including the default value and specifying that it is "Included only in requests" ensures that API users are well-informed about the parameter's behavior and its limited scope to requests.


144-145: Documentation Improvement for Parameter temperature: Approved

The mention of the default value and the note that it is "Included only in requests" help clarify how the parameter influences the behavior of the API and its usage context.


148-149: Documentation Improvement for Parameter additionalCommand: Approved

The inclusion of an example and the clarification that it is "Included only in requests" are excellent for guiding developers on how to utilize this parameter effectively.


155-160: Method Signature Update for SummarizeAsync: Approved

The update to make several parameters required instead of optional is a positive change, enforcing that all necessary data is provided when calling this method. This ensures more robust and predictable API behavior.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Classify.g.cs (1)

118-118: Documentation Enhancements Approved

The updates to the documentation comments enhance clarity and provide necessary context about the parameters' usage, specifically noting that they are included only in requests. This clarification is crucial for correct API usage and helps in setting the right expectations for API consumers.

Also applies to: 123-123, 127-127, 132-132, 139-139

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Generate.g.cs (1)

34-34: Documentation Updates: Clarification and Readability Improvements

The updates to the documentation comments across various parameters are well-executed. The addition of "Included only in requests" clarifies the scope of these parameters, ensuring that developers understand these are only relevant when making API requests. The line breaks and additional context provided enhance readability and comprehension.

Also applies to: 39-39, 40-40, 43-43, 44-44, 57-57, 58-58, 64-64, 65-65, 69-69, 70-70, 82-82, 86-86, 87-87, 90-90, 91-91, 95-95, 96-96, 100-100, 101-101, 105-105, 106-106, 111-111, 112-112

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.GenerateRequest.g.cs (2)

7-7: Class documentation and Prompt property changes reviewed.

The addition of "Included only in requests" in the class documentation is clear and helps clarify the usage context. The change in the Prompt property from required to nullable is significant. It's important to ensure that all parts of the application that consume this API are updated to handle the Prompt property being optional.

Please confirm that the API and any dependent services correctly handle cases where Prompt is not provided.

Also applies to: 14-18


22-23: Documentation updates for various properties reviewed.

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the documentation of multiple properties such as Model, NumGenerations, MaxTokens, Truncate, Temperature, Preset, EndSequences, StopSequences, K, P, FrequencyPenalty, and PresencePenalty is a positive change. It enhances clarity regarding the context in which these properties are used, ensuring that API consumers are well-informed about their applicability.

Also applies to: 29-30, 49-50, 59-60, 68-69, 87-87, 94-95, 101-102, 109-110, 117-118, 125-126, 134-135

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Embed.g.cs (1)

118-119: Documentation updates to clarify parameter usage.

The updates to the documentation comments for texts, model, embeddingTypes, and truncate parameters are clear and enhance the understanding of these parameters as being applicable only in requests. The addition of <br/> before "Default Value: END" for the truncate parameter improves readability and clarity in the documentation.

Also applies to: 131-132, 148-149, 155-156

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Generate.g.cs (14)

122-122: Documentation Enhancement Approved

The added note and example for the prompt parameter enhance clarity and usability of the API documentation.


127-128: Documentation Clarity Enhanced

The expanded description and the specific note about inclusion in requests provide clear guidance on how to use the model parameter effectively.


131-132: Documentation Improvements for numGenerations

The addition of default values and the clarification that this parameter is only included in requests are helpful for API users to understand and use this parameter correctly.


145-146: Clear Documentation for maxTokens

The detailed explanation and the specific note about its inclusion only in requests help prevent misuse and clarify its intended use case.


152-153: Enhanced Documentation for truncate

The addition of a default value and the clarification that this parameter is only included in requests are beneficial for user understanding and correct API usage.


157-158: Documentation Update for temperature Approved

The default values and the note specifying that this parameter is only included in requests provide essential information for effective use of the API.


170-170: Documentation for preset Parameter Enhanced

The addition of an example and the clarification that this parameter is only included in requests significantly improve the documentation's utility and clarity.


174-175: Clear Documentation for endSequences

The note specifying that this parameter is only included in requests helps users understand its correct application.


178-179: Documentation Update for stopSequences

The clarification that this parameter is only included in requests is essential for correct usage and understanding.


183-184: Documentation Improvements for k

The addition of default values and the note specifying that this parameter is only included in requests help users understand how to use it effectively.


188-189: Documentation Update for p Approved

The default values and the clarification that this parameter is only included in requests provide crucial information for users to utilize the API effectively.


193-194: Enhanced Documentation for frequencyPenalty

The detailed explanation and the specific note about its inclusion only in requests help users understand how to use this parameter correctly and avoid potential conflicts with other features.


199-200: Documentation Clarity for presencePenalty Enhanced

The default values and the note specifying that this parameter is only included in requests provide essential guidance for effective use of the API.


215-226: Method Signature Changes Approved

Changing parameters from nullable to required in the GenerateAsync method enhances the API's robustness by ensuring that essential data is always provided. However, please ensure that these changes are clearly communicated in the API documentation or changelog to prevent runtime errors.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.ICohereApi.Chat.g.cs (8)

110-111: Documentation update for maxTokens is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" provides clarity on the usage context of the maxTokens parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


116-117: Documentation update for maxInputTokens is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" provides clarity on the usage context of the maxInputTokens parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


123-124: Documentation update for k is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" and the explicit mention of the default value provide clarity on the usage context and default behavior of the k parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


130-131: Documentation update for p is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" and the explicit mention of the default value provide clarity on the usage context and default behavior of the p parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


142-143: Documentation update for stopSequences is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" provides clarity on the usage context of the stopSequences parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


148-149: Documentation update for frequencyPenalty is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" provides clarity on the usage context of the frequencyPenalty parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


154-155: Documentation update for presencePenalty is clear and informative.

The addition of "Included only in requests" provides clarity on the usage context of the presencePenalty parameter, which is beneficial for API consumers. The formatting is consistent and enhances the readability of the documentation.


206-212: Method signature changes in ChatAsync are appropriate and enhance API robustness.

The changes to make several parameters non-nullable (such as maxTokens, maxInputTokens, k, p, stopSequences, frequencyPenalty, and presencePenalty) enforce stricter type safety and ensure that all necessary data is provided by API consumers. This reduces potential runtime errors and aligns with the updated documentation, reflecting a more precise expectation of method usage.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.Models.ChatRequest.g.cs (7)

130-131: Documentation Update: MaxTokens

The addition of "Included only in requests" clarifies the scope of the MaxTokens property, ensuring users understand it is only applicable in request scenarios. This is a helpful clarification.


139-140: Documentation Update: MaxInputTokens

Similarly, the update for MaxInputTokens adds clarity about its usage context. The documentation now explicitly states that this property is included only in requests, which helps prevent confusion about its applicability.


149-150: Documentation Update: K

The documentation for the K property has been updated to include "Included only in requests". This change is consistent with the updates made to other properties and improves the clarity of the documentation.


159-160: Documentation Update: P

The update to the P property documentation is consistent with other properties and clarifies that it is only relevant for requests. This consistency in documentation across properties is beneficial for users.


177-178: Documentation Update: StopSequences

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the StopSequences property documentation is another consistent update that helps clarify the intended use of this property in the API.


186-187: Documentation Update: FrequencyPenalty

Updating the FrequencyPenalty property to include "Included only in requests" aligns it with the other properties and clarifies its usage context. This is a useful update for API consumers.


195-196: Documentation Update: PresencePenalty

The documentation for PresencePenalty now includes "Included only in requests", which is consistent with the updates to other properties and enhances clarity regarding when this property is applicable.

src/libs/Cohere/Generated/Cohere.CohereApi.Chat.g.cs (7)

202-203: Documentation clarity improved for maxTokens.

The updated comment clarifying that maxTokens is included only in requests enhances the understanding of its usage in API interactions.


208-209: Documentation clarity improved for maxInputTokens.

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the maxInputTokens parameter's documentation helps clarify its specific use in API requests.


215-216: Documentation clarity improved for k.

The updated comment for k, including "Included only in requests" and default value information, provides clear guidance on how this parameter is used in API requests.


222-223: Documentation clarity improved for p.

The addition of "Included only in requests" and default value information in the p parameter's documentation enhances clarity on its application in API requests.


234-235: Documentation clarity improved for stopSequences.

The updated comment for stopSequences, stating "Included only in requests," helps clarify its specific use in API requests.


240-241: Documentation clarity improved for frequencyPenalty.

The addition of "Included only in requests" to the frequencyPenalty parameter's documentation helps clarify its specific use in API requests.


246-247: Documentation clarity improved for presencePenalty.

The updated comment for presencePenalty, stating "Included only in requests," helps clarify its specific use in API requests.

/// </summary>
[global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonPropertyName("embeddings")]
[global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonRequired]
public required global::Cohere.EmbedByTypeResponseEmbeddings Embeddings { get; set; }
public global::Cohere.EmbedByTypeResponseEmbeddings Embeddings { get; set; } = default!;
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Discuss Initialization of Optional Property

The Embeddings property has been changed from required to optional and is initialized with default!. This approach generally assumes that the property, while optional, should not be null when accessed. Please confirm if this assumption aligns with the intended usage scenarios, as it might lead to null reference exceptions if not handled properly.

/// </summary>
[global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonPropertyName("embeddings")]
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public required global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<double>> Embeddings { get; set; }
public global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<double>> Embeddings { get; set; } = default!;
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Clarification needed on the default initialization of Embeddings.

The property Embeddings has been changed from required to optional, and is initialized with default!. It's important to clarify what the default value is intended to be, as default! typically implies a non-null default which might not be intuitive for a list type. Consider specifying the actual default value or ensuring that the handling of this default state is clear in the documentation or implementation.

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global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<global::Cohere.ClassifyExample> examples,
string model,
string preset,
global::Cohere.ClassifyRequestTruncate truncate,
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Method Signature Changes Lack Proper Documentation

The changes to the ClassifyAsync method signature have not been documented in any of the project's documentation files. This omission may lead to existing clients encountering breaking changes without prior notice.

  • Ensure that the method signature changes are reflected in the relevant documentation and migration guides to inform all stakeholders and facilitate a smooth transition.
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Verify the Impact of Method Signature Changes

The changes to the method signature, making examples, model, preset, and truncate required, are significant. While these changes enforce stricter API usage, which can improve error handling and predictability, they may also impact existing clients that previously relied on these being optional.

It's crucial to ensure that all client implementations are updated to accommodate these changes. Consider providing a migration guide or versioning the API to prevent breaking changes for existing users.

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string model,
int numGenerations,
int maxTokens,
global::Cohere.GenerateRequestTruncate truncate,
double temperature,
string preset,
global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<string> endSequences,
global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<string> stopSequences,
int k,
double p,
double frequencyPenalty,
double presencePenalty,
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Method Signature Changes: Increased Parameter Requirements

The method signature for GenerateAsync has been updated significantly:

  • Parameters model, numGenerations, maxTokens, truncate, temperature, preset, endSequences, stopSequences, k, p, frequencyPenalty, and presencePenalty have been moved from optional to required.
  • This change increases the strictness of the API, potentially breaking existing client implementations that did not provide these parameters previously.

Action Required:
Ensure that all client code interacting with this API is updated to comply with the new parameter requirements. Consider providing a migration guide or update notes to assist developers in adapting to these changes.

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global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<string> texts,
string model,
global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<global::Cohere.EmbeddingType> embeddingTypes,
global::Cohere.EmbedRequestTruncate truncate,
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Method signature changes in EmbedAsync.

The changes to the method signature of EmbedAsync make texts, model, embeddingTypes, and truncate required parameters. This is a significant change as it alters how the method can be called and affects the API's flexibility and usability.

  • Pros: Making parameters required can lead to more predictable and safer API usage, as it ensures that necessary data is always provided.
  • Cons: This change could break existing client code that relies on the previous optional nature of these parameters. It may also limit the method's flexibility in scenarios where not all parameters are needed for every call.

Given the potential impact of these changes, it's crucial to ensure that they are well-documented and communicated to users of the API. Additionally, consider providing a migration path or default options for existing users to ease the transition.

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global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<string> texts,
string model,
global::System.Collections.Generic.IList<global::Cohere.EmbeddingType> embeddingTypes,
global::Cohere.Embedv2RequestTruncate truncate,
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Ensure backward compatibility with method signature changes

The parameters texts, embeddingTypes, and truncate have been changed from optional to required in the Embedv2Async method signature. This modification may introduce breaking changes for existing users who relied on the parameters being optional. To prevent unexpected issues:

  • Verify that all dependent code is updated accordingly.
  • Consider overloading the method to maintain backward compatibility.
  • Clearly document this change in the release notes or migration guide.

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