I wonder if this is really necessary. This is a well known aspect of the
python language and it doesn't seem unreasonable to have the limitation
that any parameter with a default value would have to be ordered after one
without a default value? Actually it seems pretty logical to me to order
the pa
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 d
