PlaceDialogSpec
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Speech configurations for AskForPlace act as hints to the location dialog rather than absolute values.
The JSON representation for AskForPlace speech configurations includes requestPrompt and permissionContext fields.
The requestPrompt is the initial prompt from the AskForPlace sub-dialog, while permissionContext provides context for requesting permission to access user location data.
Speech configurations for AskForPlace. Please note that these configurations act more like a hint to location dialog than absolute value. The location dialog has several other types of responses that are not covered in this config. Even in case of responses that are configurable with this input, location dialog may choose to add additional info to override these hints. For example: In case of failure in receiving input from user for "request location", the location dialog might respond: "Sorry; $request_location".
This is the initial prompt by AskForPlace sub-dialog. For example "What place do you want?"
permissionContext
string
This is the context for seeking permission to access various user related data if the user prompts for personal location during the sub-dialog like "Home", "Work" or "Dad's house". For example "*To help you find juice stores*, I just need to check your location. Can I get that from Google?". The first part of this permission prompt is configurable.
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