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Speech: Queuing messages for text-to-speech #1736
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We tested on Mockbot that the new incoming activity did not interrupt the current speaking activity. However, the new incoming activity is not spoken too. Repro steps
ExpectedThe second activity will be spoken immediately following the completion of the first activity. The second activity will not interrupt the first activity. ActualThe second activity did not interrupt the speaking of the first activity. However, the second activity is not spoken either. |
How to stop the bot from speaking and clear all the queues? This was available in v3 as we could reset the queue. in v4, the queue seems empty and this functionality seems missing. This is not a how-to question, this is a missing functionality in v4. |
@alokraj68, this is feature work done with the Cognitive Service team for 4.6, which is when we will bump the dependency in Web Chat. This is not yet testable in our latest bits but will be released at the beginning of November. |
Please do let me know once it's in the latest bits so that we can test it. |
Reference: #1714
Customer had an issue where text-to-speech has been cutting out on Web Chat. To quote the conclusion:
(emphasis mine)
Queuing messages would prevent the bot from 'cutting out' and interrupting whatever current utterance is being made. Is queuing messages to prevent interruption of speech something we want to support in the near future? @compulim in particular has done the most work with Speech recently and may have thoughts on the matter.
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