bugfix: not able to use options "show_all" and "preferred_phrases" #701
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…en using recognize_google_cloud I was not able to use the options "show_all" and "preferred_phrases" when using recognize_google_cloud. I found that the issue was a wrong integration with the google cloud API where camelCasing was used and not the python snake_casing convention as defined in the documentation from google: https://cloud.google.com/python/docs/reference/speech/latest/google.cloud.speech_v1.types.RecognitionConfig
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I was not able to use the options "show_all" and "preferred_phrases" when using recognize_google_cloud.
I got the following errors:
and
I found that the issue was a wrong integration with the google cloud API where camelCasing was used and not the python snake_casing convention as defined in the Google Cloud Python Documentation.
After manually making these changes I was able to use both options successfully.