- **Description:** the example to perform hybrid search with the
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fix#26370
- #26370
`GoogleSpeechToTextLoader` is a deprecated method in
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The new recommended usage is to use `SpeechToTextLoader` from
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We recently renamed `MLflow Deployments Server` to `MLflow AI Gateway`
in mlflow. This PR updates the relevant notebooks to use `MLflow AI
gateway`
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…omSelfQueryRetriever`
This commit corrects an issue in the `_get_docs_with_query` method of
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Firecrawl integration is currently on v0 - which is supported until
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@rafaelsideguide is working on a pr for v1 but meanwhile we should fix
the docs.
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While going through the chatbot tutorial, I noticed a couple of typos
and grammatical issues. Also, the pip install command for
langchain_community was commented out, but the document mentions
installing it.
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Hello,
fix: https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchain/issues/26183
Adding documentation regarding SQL like filter for Google BigQuery
Vector Search coming in next langchain-google-community 1.0.9 release.
Note: langchain-google-community==1.0.9 is not yet released
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Changed
> "At a high-level, the steps of constructing a knowledge are from text
are:"
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This PR fixes a minor typo in the ScrapflyLoader documentation. The word
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Updating the gateway pages in the documentation to name the
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