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[yaml] add RunInference support with VertexAI #33406
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Could we ask the handler for the type of inference? (Presumably the example type is that of the input as well.) Some handlers may not be able to provide this, but some can.
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We don't generally today, but we could for a very limited set of handlers. The ones I can think of with predictable output types are hugging face pipelines and vLLM; the rest are all dependent on the model.
I think this is probably worth doing when we can, it probably requires some slight modification to the PredictionResult type, though, and might be worth scoping into a follow on PR.