My thresholds are set to 0.1, it’s not lower than that…
And if it was so, why the fallback policy is not actually triggered? (the message that it’s displayed it’s actually the response for greetings.whatsup)
Could be that the Core confidence is too low as well.
I doubt that for such examples Core scored a confidence lower than 0.1, but even so, it should then display the fallback message, which doesn’t actually happen
do you have the debug logs from this conversation?
Yes, these:
that only seems to have the events published to pika, it doesn’t show me the logs from the predictions Core is making
That are all the logs I got by adding the flag --debug in my docker-compose file, how do I get the logs you refer?
By the way, it seems that the error is not presenting anymore, maybe it got fixed somehow
alright, let us know if it happens again. i think there must be some logs around (before/after) what you posted as well
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what’s the longer conversation history? this again seems like the fallback policy
There was the fallback policy right before indeed. However, I still don’t understand why the message is duplicated
it’s a known bug - we will work on fixing that. But you don’t need to worry about it, the bots behaviour when talking to users is still as expected (without duplicated messages)
okay, thank you 
Hi @akelad, any updates on this known bug as to how do I resolve it locally.