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Fix a regression on multiturn extraction functionality of qna url or file import api#1042
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Fix a regression on multiturn extraction functionality of qna url or file import api#1042
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Can we add some test case to avoid regression like this? |
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…file import api (#1042) * fix regression on file and url import api * add unit tests for multiturn extraction"
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Composer team reported a regression issue microsoft/BotFramework-Composer#4590 on the multirun extraction functionality of url and file import api in bf-lu library. This was caused by a bad merge before. To avoid such regression in the future, more specific tests are added in this PR.