Hot fix: Manage > 1 length vectors as inputs for output, summary structure and diarization instructions

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Walkthrough

The recent update brings a minor version bump for the minutemaker package, streamlines argument handling in summarization and rolling aggregation functions by removing extra_output_instructions and improving output_instructions formatting. It also introduces a smarter handling of arguments when their count exceeds one and ensures a default value for output_length, enhancing user experience and code readability.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
R/prompts.R	- Bumped minutemaker to 0.5.2 - Streamlined argument handling - Improved argument aggregation - Set default for output_length

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d7836e3 and 1e4591c.

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• R/prompts.R (4 hunks)

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• DESCRIPTION

Additional comments: 7

R/prompts.R (7)

• 263-266: The removal of args$extra_output_instructions is consistent with the PR objectives to simplify output instructions. However, ensure that downstream code or user scripts relying on extra_output_instructions are updated accordingly to prevent breaking changes.
• 267-267: Collapsing args$output_instructions into a bullet point list enhances readability and structure, aligning with the PR's goal to improve user experience. Ensure the formatting is consistent across all uses of output_instructions.
• 278-289: Aggregating arguments when their length exceeds one is a significant improvement for handling vectors with more than one element. This change should be carefully tested to ensure it behaves as expected in all scenarios where extra_diarization_instructions and summary_structure are used.
• 278-278: Setting a default value for args$output_length improves usability by providing a sensible fallback. This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance the package's user-friendliness.
• 376-379: The removal of args$extra_output_instructions in the context of rolling aggregation prompts is consistent with the simplification strategy. As with the summarisation prompt, verify that this change does not negatively impact any dependent code or user expectations.
• 380-380: Collapsing args$output_instructions into a bullet point list for rolling aggregation prompts maintains consistency with the summarisation prompts and supports the PR's goal of enhancing clarity and structure in output instructions.
• 391-396: Aggregating args$summary_structure when its length exceeds one for rolling aggregation prompts is a logical extension of the improvements made in the summarisation prompt function. This consistency in handling vectors of length greater than one across different functions is commendable. Ensure thorough testing for this behavior.