Mark McDonald

I think this change is superseded by #230. Please shout out if you disagree, or just create a new PR.

Sounds like a useful guide - SGTM. CC @Giom-V If you need it, check out the template for a starting framework. Even if you don't need it, there are some...

Agree we want this. Here is the [`google.api_core.retry` API reference](https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/retry.html), in case anyone stumbles on this. I've been working on this a bit recently so here's how you can use...

Sounds great. I think MLFlow meets the [contribution guidelines](https://github.com/google-gemini/cookbook/blob/main/examples/CONTRIBUTING.md), so I'd be happy to have something added in here. If you have any early drafts or an outline, feel free...

Long-term, we don't intend to have 2 SDKs for the same API. Short-term though, `google-generative` still gets [almost 1M downloads/week](https://pepy.tech/projects/google-generativeai) so there may be a user base you want to...

From a quick look, I don't see any obvious errors in that code. Are you able to share the whole script? I see some similarity with gemini-2.0/websockets/live_starter.py but it looks...

Ah interesting - `turn_complete` is the way to be explicit about it. Can you provide any audio? Or if that's not possible, can you describe what it's like (e.g. `human...

> @amanmogal Thanks a lot for the submission. I have mixed feelings about them as I kinda feel like adding `try ... catch` everywhere adds some complexity and makes the...

FYI - I posted over in https://github.com/google-gemini/cookbook/issues/261#issuecomment-2705364828 that the Gemini API has an OpenAPI spec published now.

Closing as this has been fixed for at least the last couple of SDK versions - 0.8.0 works fine.