Keep getting "'final_response' must be set" when testing Google Assistant
See original GitHub issueI got through the Hello World tutorial just fine, and thought I’d give the AdventureGame one a try. I’m using Google Assistant only (not Alexa) and have everything set up (at least well enough for the HelloWorld example to work!) but now whenever I try to use the Google Assistant simulator, I just get the response “My test app isn’t responding right now. Try again soon.”
and error message (under Validation Errors):
'final_response' must be set
Am I missing something? I have set up my BlueDoorIntent and RedDoorIntent as instructed, have the NodeJS server up and running, ngrok proxy URL put into the Fulfillment section on DialogFlow, set Fulfillment to “use webhook” on each Intent, etc.
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Thank you!
I explain it somewhere in the second half of this video https://youtu.be/6ypo5X6tKHc