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Input for AskForConfirmation requires a dialogSpec object, which configures the confirmation dialog.
ConfirmationDialogSpec provides speech configurations, acting as guidance for the dialog's behavior, like using requestConfirmationText for prompting the user.
The requestConfirmationText field within ConfirmationDialogSpec defines the question posed to the user during confirmation, such as "Are you sure about that?".
Speech configurations for confirmation dialog. Please note that these configurations act more like a hint to confirmation dialog than absolute value. For example: In case of failure in receiving input from user for "request for confirmation", the confirmation dialog may respond: Sorry, $requestConfirmationText.
JSON representation
{"requestConfirmationText": string}
Fields
requestConfirmationText
string
This is the question asked by confirmation sub-dialog. For example "Are you sure about that?"
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