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[pierrevalade]

@guillaq I'm running into this error:

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The linter (Ruff) is warning about a naming issue in your code. Specifically, it's showing error code A002 which means you're using input as a parameter name, but input is actually a built-in Python function.

In Python, input() is a built-in function used to get user input from the console. When you use input as a parameter name:

async def get_capital_info(input: CityInput) -> Run[CapitalOutput]:

You're "shadowing" (hiding) the built-in input() function within the scope of your function. This is generally considered bad practice because:

1. It can lead to confusion
2. It prevents access to the built-in input() function within your function's scope
3. It makes the code less maintainable

To fix this, you should rename the parameter to something more specific, like:

1. city_input
2. request
3. query

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what do you think?

[pierrevalade]

@guillaq ready for a first review! lots of changes, trying to add more documentation to make our SDK easier to understand with real-life examples. thanks!

[pierrevalade]

@guillaq thanks for the feedback, ready for another review!

[guillaq]

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-> https://linear.app/workflowai/issue/WOR-3599/sdk-add-audio-file-type-to-improve-display-in-the-ui for the audio type