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10:15 AM@Flockfly AI I've got a new feature idea. I want to create a data analysis visualization for the performance dashboard that shows time to first token by customer segment. Can you help me do this?
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10:15 AM@Flockfly AI I've got a new feature idea. I want to create a data analysis visualization for the performance dashboard that shows time to first token by customer segment. Can you help me do this?
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10:17 AMAbsolutely, Sarah! I don't have integration to create a Github CR, but I've attached the code files changes necessary in the TokenTelemetry package.
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12:45 PMWait. I've reviewed the code, but I don't see it pulling all customer segment definitions. Make sure to use all the segment definitions are used. Also, I noticed that you didn't follow our style guide for constant usage, can you make sure to use the STYLE.md guide and run linting.
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1:01 PMI apologize for the misunderstanding. I've applied all customer segment definitions using the constants. I also ran linting succesfully. Here are the code files changes.
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