@cyrilthank we don’t have a partnership as far as i’m aware. I’ll get back to you on the github issue about this
can u give an example?
return [SlotSet("slot1", "value"), SlotSet("slot2","value2")]
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Does this works? Because this doesn’t work for me. I am using Rasa 3.1
def _respond_with_availability(self, dispatcher, availability):
start_time = None
if availability:
message = "Here are the available time slots:\n"
for slot in availability:
specialty = slot.specialty.SpecialtyName
start_time = slot.Start_Time
print([specialty,start_time])
End_time = slot.End_time
message += f"- {start_time.strftime('%H:%M')} to {End_time.strftime('%H:%M')} \n"
message += f"Do you want to book an appointment for this time slot?"
dispatcher.utter_message(text=message)
return [SlotSet("specialty",specialty),SlotSet("start_time",start_time)]
else:
message = "No availability found.Do you want to book an appointment for another day?"
dispatcher.utter_message(text=message)
return[SlotSet("day", None),FollowupAction(name ='doctor_avaialability_form')]
This is my code. But it won’t do it. But if there is only one slot then it will work