[13:13:01] Is https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Z21121 supposed to be the canonical implementation of "Convert"? One of the flagship functions, so to speak, right? [13:16:53] I would not say so [13:17:15] Oh. So which one is? [22:02:05] when youre testing a function implementation and it returns an error, how do you actually see the data of that error (e.g. Z507K1) instead of it only just saying "error in evaluation" and providing no other details [22:04:25] Personally I'm not working on conversions until we have a type to express uints and attach them to values. (re @amire80: Is https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Z21121 supposed to be the canonical implementation of "Convert"? One of the flagship funct...) [22:07:06] Can you link an example? I think you're right that in many types of error you can't see underlying details. (re @wmtelegram_bot: when youre testing a function implementation and it returns an error, how do you actually see the data of that error (...) [22:12:55] it's just on the page for editing implementations. if a function returns "void" and you click details, it usually only says "Error type: Error in evaluation" or similar and doesn't give anything else beyond that. it only ever provides extra details when you run a test that errors and click its "details" button, but that only goes one level deep [22:13:14] e.g., it tells me that "validation error type" is "key not found" but it doesnt give me the .key and .object keys that error type has [23:11:12] i know you told me i shouldnt touch it for now, but i managed to make a function (Z24646) that properly constructs a typed map from user input that isnt the built-in one that returns zobject keys [23:11:23] if ever it may prove itself useful