Error when assigning the output of a two-argument function to a variable

[CognitiveGrowth]

The following minimal example produces the error message "2 arguments expected. Instead 1 argument(s) were passed."

test_function(a,b) = a+b
x = 1
y = 2
z = test_function(x,y)

[berekuk]

This problem is about the error message (it's about rendering a function, not about executing Squiggle code, which executes fine), and it will be improved in next release (already fixed in #1199)

https://preview.squiggle-language.com/playground#code=eNqrVirOyC8PLs3NTSyqVLIqKSpN1QELuaZkluQXwUQy8zJLMhNzggtLM9PTc1KDS4oy89KVrJRKUotL4tNK85JLMvPzNBJ1kjQVbBUStZNi8iqADMOYvEogZRSTVwWkUNVW6FRqKtUCAJGaLM4%3D

[OAGr]

@berekuk
Btw, the playground seems to be broken there - at least, I can't get it to fill in the right text.

@CognitiveGrowth Just copy and past your code to link @berekuk sent

[berekuk]

This was caused by Vercel's preview comments feature. I disabled it.