Hi,
the default value treatment for python scripts is now using the default
specified in the execute method signature, e.g.;
def execute(a, b=10)
There is however a catch, what if we wanted to give a a default value,
and not b? Python syntax apparently forces one to put arguments
with a certain default value last, but the meaningful order of inputs
in a process might suggest us a different order.
So, would you mind if we also add a default option, in parallel
to checking the method default values?
Basically the process writer would have two ways to specify
a default, the python way, or the metadata "default" value,
with the latter taking precedence if both are defined.
Cheers
Andrea
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