Pass in keyword arguments in embedding utility functions #405
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aelnosu
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The print statements were added in my first commit for debugging purposes. They were not in the codebase in the first place. I forgot to remove them when pushing the first commit. That's why I removed them in a second commit. |
Understood thanks. |
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* Pass in kwargs in embedding util functions * Remove debug code
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fix typo
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The embedding utility functions currently only accept a minimum number of arguments. If a user needs to specify a few more keywords, that person can no longer use these functions, making them less useful than they could be. An example is shown in #392, in which an extra
request_timeoutargument can help bypass an unresolved bug.This PR solves this problem by adding
kwargsto all these utility functions.