Fixes #227 - Premium requests consumed while running py dev test #228
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes issue #227 where premium requests were being consumed during Python dev tests due to a prompt mismatch between the Python SDK test and the test harness used by other language SDKs.
Changes:
- Updated the prompt string in
test_session.pyto include "(note this" to match the exact wording used in other language SDK tests (Node.js, Go, and .NET)
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Root cause :
test_session.pyuses a prompt that is not there in the harness. It misses a string "note this", compared to other language SDKs.