Process Framework on_function_result requires string, not enum or string

[FredMCA]

Hi

When referencing a function_name in the send_event_to class, we are able to reference with an enum or a string, but when using on_function_result, we can only reference with a string.

e.g. modifying the intro step from example 1

class IntroStep(KernelProcessStep):
    class Functions(Enum):
        printIntroMessage = "print_intro_message"
    @kernel_function(name=Functions.printIntroMessage.value)
    async def print_intro_message(self):
        print("Welcome to Processes in Semantic Kernel.\n")

This works:

# Define the event that triggers the next step in the process
intro_step.on_function_result(function_name=IntroStep.Functions.printIntroMessage.value).send_event_to(
    target=user_input_step
)

But this doesn't:

# Define the event that triggers the next step in the process
intro_step.on_function_result(function_name=IntroStep.Functions.printIntroMessage).send_event_to(
    target=user_input_step
)

When referencing functions in the send_event_to method, the enum is sufficient without specifying the value:

process.on_input_event(event_id=ChatBotEvents.StartProcess).send_event_to(
    target=intro_step, 
    function_name=IntroStep.Functions.printIntroMessage
)

Is this intended or will we eventually be able to use enums in both instances?

Thanks,
Fred

[moonbox3]

@FredMCA handling this request in #10316

[moonbox3]

@FredMCA this was released in 1.20.0.