Add default value for “conversation_id” in assist pipeline, or create an entity named “current_conversation_id”.
By doing this, we will be able to start a random conversation with conversation_id attached to it, which would essentially enable multi-turn, connected automation (voice assistant and automation are now connected).
As you can see, by using the same conversation_id, the information is connected between voice assistant and “conversation” action which can be used in scripts and automation.
I think it is already been worked on!
How soon are we going to see this change?
dev ← chat-session-helper
opened 05:08AM - 01 Feb 25 UTC
## Breaking change
## Proposed change
Conversation session is responsi… ble for creation of conversation IDs, and the tracking of chat history. For proper tracking however, Conversation IDs need to be generated/set at the start of an assist pipeline being kicked off.
This PR splits the conversation ID generation out of the helper, making this possible.
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@balloob Thank you for your amazing work!
