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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. ## Changes in this release - Updated gRPC Swift to 1.6.1 ## Changes in this release * Added Opus and A-law transcoding This tag is the same as v1.6.2 but needs the -java suffix for jitpack to correctly build the jar file ## Changes in this release * Publish jar file to [jitpack maven repository](https://jitpack.io/#cobaltspeech/sdk-cubic) for non-Android Java builds ## Changes in this release * Change method for CompileContext HTTP API from GET to POST * Adds a new field: `RecognitionAlternative.raw_words`. * Slightly modifies the behavior of `RecognitionConfig` `.enable_word_time_offsets` `.enable_word_confidence`, and `.enable_raw_transcript` to enable the population of the `raw_words` field. ## Changes in this release * Support for Dynamic Composition, in which vocabulary words can be added at runtime * New method `CompileContext` allows specific vocabulary to be provided programmatically so that using the same base model, different users can include individual vocabulary lists, such as contact names. ## Changes in this release * Add SDK and example code in Java (Android) * Add SDK and example code in Swift (iOS) * Add example code in C# * Update documentation * Raw and Formatted Transcriptions are both available side by side. * `transcript` is now always populated with the 'formatted' text * If cubicsvr is configured to do a no-op formatter, then this field will be populated with the raw transcript * The behavior of `enable_raw_transcription` was changed * from: populating `transcript` with either the raw or formatted text * to: populating `raw_transcript` with the raw transcript or not. * `raw_transcript` will be nil/null/empty depending on your language if `enable_raw_transcript` is false. * Add python helper functions around the protobuf objects

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. ## What's Changed * #2xhvzpn fix: update Python SDK and regenerate pb files by @ppcssn in https://github.com/cobaltspeech/sdk-diatheke/pull/71 ## New Contributors * @ppcssn made their first contribution in https://github.com/cobaltspeech/sdk-diatheke/pull/71 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/cobaltspeech/sdk-diatheke/compare/v2.1.3...v2.1.4 ## What's Changed * Fix issue #1upx91t for C++ SDK: Modify ASRStream implementation to better respond to results. https://github.com/cobaltspeech/sdk-diatheke/pull/70 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/cobaltspeech/sdk-diatheke/compare/v2.1.2...v2.1.3 - Updated grpc-swift to 1.6.1 ## New Features * Added the `Transcribe` method, which allows a client application to create an ASR stream to create transcriptions for purposes other than a dialog conversation turn. For example, this method could be used to take a note, dictate a message, etc. * Added the ability to specify a custom wake word when creating a session. This feature only has an effect when using Diatheke's wake word detection capabilities. It does not have an effect when using an external wake word detector. * Improved python convenience functions for streaming audio. The new functions are methods on the client object instead of standalone functions, and make better use of the python gRPC API than the previous functions. The old convenience functions are deprecated, but still available for code that already uses them. ## Fixes * Changed the CMake (C++) build so that gRPC is always built as a static library. This reduces the number of shared libraries that a client application deployment must manage at runtime as the gRPC code is built into the Diatheke client library, regardless of whether it is built as a static or shared library. * Update the C++ SDK to include an option to connect with SSL options. * Update CMake files * Move example code into other Cobaltspeech example repos (C++ examples [here](https://github.com/cobaltspeech/examples-cpp/tree/master/diatheke)) * Documentation updates This release includes a new gRPC API. The new SDK is documented at https://sdk-diatheke.cobaltspeech.com/. Overall, this new API should allow greater flexibility in how client applications are architected. Notable changes to the API include: * Representing a session's state with a token passed to the client. Among other things, this enables better load balancing for the Diatheke server as the session's state is no longer tied to a specific server instance. * Removal of long-lived streams, which will be better for battery life in mobile devices. * Replacing the event stream with a list of actions that are returned immediately after a session update. * Allowing a client to programmatically update a session's state using the SetStory method. This is the stable version of Diatheke version 1, prior to the breaking changes introduced in v2 ## What's in this release * C++ and Go software development kits for interacting with the Diatheke API * Example code in C++ and Go illustrating various uses of the SDK, including streaming from a microphone or text input