Allow setting title in gr.Info/Warning/Error

[ABucket]

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Allow users to manually set the title (i.e. through gr.Info("Message", title="Title").

Closes: #9670

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[freddyaboulton]

Looks good @ABucket - I think we need to add a title parameter to gr.Error and we can merge.

[ABucket]

Looks good @ABucket - I think we need to add a title parameter to gr.Error and we can merge.

please check commit 5b26340 @freddyaboulton

[abidlabs]

Thanks @ABucket this PR looks great. Just noticed one thing -- the position of the title argument is not consistent across Info, Warning, and Error. For consistency and to allow backwards-compatibility to developers who may have provided these arguments positionally, can you make title the last argument in all of these classes? Thanks!

[ABucket]

Thanks @ABucket this PR looks great. Just noticed one thing -- the position of the title argument is not consistent across Info, Warning, and Error. For consistency and to allow backwards-compatibility to developers who may have provided these arguments positionally, can you make title the last argument in all of these classes? Thanks!

Thanks for your suggestion! Just fixed, please check commit 0c81060

[abidlabs]

Changes look good, thanks @ABucket. I tested this out and I think it would be better if the title did not support HTML, just a standard string. I'll go ahead and make that change and we can merge this in

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[abidlabs]

LGTM! test code:

import gradio as gr
import time

def test():
  time.sleep(1)  
  gr.Info("some info", title="new info")
  time.sleep(1)  
  gr.Warning("some warning", title="new <i>warning</i>")
  time.sleep(1)  
  raise gr.Error("some error", title="new error")

# def test():
#   time.sleep(1)  
#   gr.Info("some info")
#   time.sleep(1)  
#   gr.Warning("some warning")
#   time.sleep(1)  
#   raise gr.Error("some error")

with gr.Blocks() as demo:
  demo.load(test, None, None)

demo.launch()

[abidlabs]

Great PR, thanks again @ABucket!