Trying to train LUIS on 2 different intents with 2 different responses: 'I want to install software' Intent: installSoftware ...
'I cannot install software' ..Intent: softwareIssue.
I have tried using cannot/ not able to/ unable as one entity but LUIS is still getting confused between the 2 intents. Ideas?
As Haritha said, you will need to label more utterances with syntax related to negative responses.
I cannot install software. I can't install software. I'm unable to
install software. I'm not able to install software. It won't install
software.
I recommend at least a dozen utterances for any intent before testing.
Another thing you can consider (if you're fine with setting up another API call) is using the Text Analytics API or another service that provides Sentiment Analysis.
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Context:
We want to force the installation of new versions of our MSIX bundled apps. Because of risk of data loss, we don't want to force close them but give users the option to save their work and install the update. Sometimes critical updates happen and we want to update the app ASAP (not wait until next morning).
The solution we have thought of is, using Intune to distribute .appinstaller files, which then will be in charge of installing and updating the app, using the built-in updating system.
Uploading a .appinstaller file via the portal is not supported (AFAIK)
Questions:
Is it possible to distribute .appinstaller files via Intune
Can you schedule app updates in Intune
Is it possible to gracefully close the app in stead of forcing it
Are we looking at it all wrong and are there better ways for facilitating our use case
Thank you for any help in advance!
This is a partial answer that focuses on questions 2 and 3. I am mostly using Azure as opposed to Intune, so I have no idea how to distribute it via Intune. Anyways, you can add a Package.appinstaller file to your MSIX project and specify both what schedule you want to have to update and to allow the user to save their data before the application shuts down and updates. The cool thing here is that this all seems to be handled through configurations as opposed to any code changes. For more information, see the two comprehensive resources that I found useful for one of my questions.
The link below really explains the answer for questions 2 and 3.
http://thewindowsupdate.com/2019/02/22/handling-application-updates-with-app-installer-and-msix-in-windows-10-19h1/
The link below explains some of the context too the answer above as it relates specifically to the version of Windows that is being targeted. This is relevant because if you target a lower version of Windows, then these features and configurations will not work.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/app-installer/update-settings
we are planning to install directly from kubernetes.io, instead getting it through vendor, for example open shift, rancher, etc.
How should we go about support if we have problem with our kubernetes cluster?
Of course, vendors also gets their kubernetes source code from kubernetes.io and don't change it.
Thank you.
Using OSS software directly means that whenever you face a problem you need to solve it yourself.
Having said that, there is a very wide array of communities filled with friendly people who would probably be happy to lend a hand, at least that's what I've learned through my experience.
A few places you should try are the issues section of the kubernetes project, kubernetes slack workspace, r/kubernetes.
I need an information like shown below to make a prototype Flutter app.
Does Flutter capable for these? Can I find any documentation and where?
Can I find any examples similar to these?
1) Help Desk Chat Messages: (Like a Help Desk)
Many user ask the questions and 2 or 3 (max 10) will give the answers.
2) Send Sms to Help Desk:
Mostly after working hours users send questions to Help desk.
3) Make Call to Help Desk:
Users for immediate questions calls the Help Desk.
4) Voice Command for menus:
User activates app menu (like activating the menu or asking “what is
my balance” etc.) via using their voice. Like a Siri but much cut
down version.
5) Iris Login:
User can login the app once and if they needed they can use Face
recognition to use their face scan so next time they don’t need
to use 4 steps login. Next time they use face recognition to login to
app.
Flutter is capable of doing anything you can do with native. Because Flutter is still very young, there might not be Dart solutions available (yet), but it's all possible if you write native code.
I like to keep track of this GitHub rep: https://github.com/Solido/awesome-flutter. It contains links to some libraries that may help you with your prototype.
My app to test depends on Facebook. On such devices which does not have Facebook installed, I needs to install Facebook first.
The first way I have tried is to install it from an APK file. However, I cannot find any APIs to achieve this from uiautomator developer docs. I guess this is determined by the design of uiautomator.
The second way I have tried is to install it from Google Play store. However, on the devices which has no Google account signed in, I need to sign in Google account first. I tried to sign in using uiautomator but unfortunately the sign-in page is NAF (not accessibility friendly).
Does anyone know if there is any other ways? Thanks in advance.
AndroidViewClient/culebra is a pure python tool that automates or simplifies test script creation. The scripts use UiAutomator as a backend.
Culebra GUI can generate tests that include the installation of an APK as a precondition.
culebra --install-apk=file.apk --unit-test-class --gui
EDIT
culebra only generates python, so if you want to generate Java or Kotlin you may need CulebraTester.
However, due to the limited connectivity and capabilities when you run those tests in Firebase Test Lab it might be challenging to find a way of installing dependencies.
Here's my scenario:
I need to have the ability to have different versions of the same product coexist on my machine. So, I need to have a different product key. Cool, no problem. The thing is, I also want to have the option to do a major upgrade ONLY if the user is trying to install to the same location that my product is already installed to.
So basically, I need to be able to launch the "major upgrade" mode AFTER the user selects the location they want to install to.
How might I do this?
I know of a way to do what you describe but I'm not sure it's what you want.
What you probably want is multiple instance installers. Take a look at the following article to see if it describes the experience you are looking for:
InstallShield 2009 Beta Part I ( Multiple Instances )