SummarizeExtractor no longer crashes indexing for rejected LLM calls #2201
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Description
SummarizeExtractor would crash the entire indexing workflow for certain rejected LLM calls, like Azure content filtering issues (see #870). This is a major issue when indexing large datasets, if your input includes some explicit or violent content etc.
This PR implements the same try/catch approach used by the GraphExtractor to return an empty summarization, so indexing can continue.
Related Issues
#870
Proposed Changes
Implement a try/catch on SummarizeExtractor, so indexing doesn't stop in case of a rejected LLM call.
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