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feat:Update OpenAPI specification for Jina Embedding Serving API to 0.1.92 #80

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  • New Features

    • Updated OpenAPI specification for the Jina Embedding Serving API to version 0.1.92.
    • Introduced a new dimensions property in multiple input schemas to specify output embedding size.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced descriptions for various models in the API schemas.
    • Clarified the default behavior of the normalized property to ensure embeddings are normalized.
  • Deprecation

    • Marked the multi-embeddings endpoint as deprecated, indicating a shift in API usage.

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The OpenAPI specification for the Jina Embedding Serving API has been updated from version 0.1.89 to 0.1.92. Key changes include the addition of new models in several input schemas, the introduction of a dimensions property for output embedding size, and clarifications on the normalized property. The multi-embeddings endpoint has been deprecated. The overall structure and error handling of the API remain unchanged, with the security scheme using HTTP Bearer tokens still in place.

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File Change Summary
src/libs/Jina/openapi.yaml - Version updated from 0.1.89 to 0.1.92
- Added dimensions property in ImageEmbeddingInput, MixedEmbeddingInput, TextEmbeddingAPIInput schemas
- Updated descriptions in ClassificationAPIInput, ImageEmbeddingInput, MixedEmbeddingInput, TrainingAPIInput schemas
- Marked multi-embeddings endpoint as deprecated

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In the garden of code, changes bloom bright,
New models and properties, a wonderful sight.
With dimensions to guide, embeddings align,
Jina's API grows, oh how it does shine!
From 0.1.89 to 0.1.92,
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/libs/Jina/openapi.yaml (1)

Line range hint 254-297: Add migration guidance for deprecated endpoint

While the multi-embeddings endpoint is properly marked as deprecated, consider adding migration guidance in the description to help users transition to the recommended alternative endpoint.

      description: Create multiple vector representations of the given input texts. One vector representation for each token in the input text.
+     description: |
+       Create multiple vector representations of the given input texts. One vector representation for each token in the input text.
+       DEPRECATED: Please use the `/v1/multi-vector` endpoint instead as this endpoint will be removed in a future version.
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src/libs/Jina/openapi.yaml (2)

5-5: LGTM: Version update to 0.1.92

The version update follows semantic versioning format.


414-414: LGTM: Model descriptions consistently updated

The model descriptions have been updated across all relevant schemas to include the new jina-clip-v2 model and its specifications. The documentation is clear and includes proper technical references.

Also applies to: 586-586, 675-675, 938-938, 1028-1028

Comment on lines +617 to +620
dimensions:
title: Dimensions
type: integer
description: 'Used to specify output embedding size. If set, output embeddings will be truncated to the size specified.'
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Inconsistency found in dimensions property definition

The dimensions property is defined differently across schemas:

  • ImageEmbeddingInput and MixedEmbeddingInput have consistent definitions with type: integer and truncation description
  • However, another schema (likely TextEmbeddingInput) has a different definition with an enum restricting values to [64, 96]

This inconsistency in property definitions could lead to confusion and potential issues. The schemas should either:

  • All use the flexible integer type with truncation behavior, or
  • All use the enum with specific allowed dimensions
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LGTM: Dimensions property consistently added

The dimensions property has been consistently added to relevant schemas with clear documentation about truncation behavior.

Also applies to: 707-710


Let me verify the exact definition of the dimensions property across all schemas to ensure complete consistency.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that dimensions property is consistently defined across schemas
# and that no schema is missing this property where it should be present

# Search for all schema definitions that might need the dimensions property
rg -l "embedding" | xargs rg "title: \w+EmbeddingInput" -A 50 | rg "dimensions|title"

Length of output: 1151


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Get the full context of dimensions property definition in all embedding input schemas
rg -A 4 "dimensions:" src/libs/Jina/openapi.yaml

Length of output: 852

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