fix: No longer crashing notebooks & spamming console w image urls #1794
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Awesome. Thanks a lot @glesperance ! |
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@glesperance one test failed, mind checking and adjusting the code or the test? |
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@okhat fixed the broken test & added an additional one for dspy.Image handling |
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@isaacbmiller can we merge this now? or does it conflict with the PR on Images in types? |
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Just saw that we went to main. Thanks everyone! |
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Printing DSPy Examples containing images creates problems because they flood the console / notebook outputs with massive base64-encoded strings.
Base64-encoded images can be thousands of characters long, making it nearly impossible to read other important output or debug information.