Update usage metrics capture for gemini to include returned token counts #332
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…nts, and properly count different media types (images, video and audio files)
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…nts, and properly count different media types (images, video and audio files) (#332) Gemini usage metrics now include returned token counts and correctly counts different media types (images, video and audio files). This was previously counting any media type as an image.
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Gemini usage metrics now include returned token counts and correctly counts different media types (images, video and audio files). This was previously counting any media type as an image.
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