feat: add 'Default' option to effort level config#647
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Add a "Default" selection to the effort level config option, allowing users to let the SDK decide the effort level instead of forcing a specific level. When "default" is selected, applyFlagSettings is called with effortLevel: undefined, clearing any previous override. Replaces the previous fallback logic (xhigh -> high -> supportedLevels[0]) with a simpler "default" fallback that lets the SDK use its own default.
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Please,agree it. The third-party model may not support the 'Effort', or not support 'high' and 'xhigh'. We need it. |
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Add a "Default" selection to the effort level config option, allowing users to let the SDK decide the effort level instead of forcing a specific level. When "default" is selected, applyFlagSettings is called with effortLevel: undefined, clearing any previous override.
Replaces the previous fallback logic (xhigh -> high -> supportedLevels[0]) with a simpler "default" fallback that lets the SDK use its own default.