inconsistency in titles generated by GPT #fixed

[alisha2501]

#1134 fixed

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Description

This pull request addresses the issue where titles generated by the GPT model occasionally include quotation marks. To ensure consistency and clean titles, this PR includes changes to sanitize the generated title by removing any leading or trailing quotation marks (both single and double quotes). Additionally, the title is truncated if it exceeds the maximum allowed length (TITLE_MAX_LENGTH)

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[surajkumar]

Problem is that you're also removing intentional quotations.

Consider the following example:
"hello" is being printed but not "hello world" becomes hello" is being printed but not "hello world

'hello world" this is also now just becoming hello world

You should probably let ChatGPT handle this entirely and update the prompt to ensure that and test it does it the way we intend it to.

[surajkumar]

In sense, you're really just trying the following on-top of ChatGPT:

if(str.startsWith("\"") && str.endsWith("\"")) {
  str = str.substring(1, str.length - 1);
}
if(str.startsWith("'") && str.endsWith("'")) {
  str = str.substring(1, str.length - 1);
}

but with uneeded complexity.

[ankitsmt211]

We tried to deal at prompt level, unfortunately GPT is very inconsistent and sometimes would end up adding quotations regardless. The best possible way forward is to let GPT do it's thing and then like suraj mentioned look for titles that starting with quotation marks and only remove those that way we handle the edge case.