I was using the sample application and sending a broadcast command to the Google Assistant using the --text_input option and everything was working correctly.
Now, in the latest version, the Google Assistant responds with: "Something went wrong. Something went wrong," but I don't get an error, even with verbose turned on. Do I need to do something different than before? Other commands, such as "What time is it?" work correctly. Here is the output from the broadcast request:
$ ./run_assistant --text_input "Broadcast Dinner" --credentials_file ./credentials.json
Using locale en-US
assistant_sdk robots_pem:
assistant_sdk CreateCustomChannel(embeddedassistant.googleapis.com:443, creds, arg)
assistant_sdk wrote first request: config { audio_out_config { encoding: LINEAR16 sample_rate_hertz: 16000 } dialog_state_in { language_code: "en-US" } device_config { device_id: "default" device_model_id: "default" } text_query: "Broadcast Dinner" }
assistant_sdk waiting for response ...
assistant_sdk Got a response
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I also posted this on the Google Communities page, I hope it's OK to post the question in both places.
Unfortunately, custom Google Assistant responses to the trigger phrases that have been setup by users through IFTTT are no longer supported. Existing Google Assistant triggers that allow for variable input (example: Say a phrase with a number) will no longer be supported.
Family members can now get broadcasts from Google Assistant even when they're not near a Google smart speaker.
Same issue .. was working a week or so ago, then I went on hols and it isn't anymore. If you use the voice input and ask it to broadcast it says "sorry I can't find any other speakers connected to your home network, so I can't broadcast your message"
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