Optional arguments dont work in C#

[dresswithpockets]

I'm using:

• Godot 3.4.4
• godot-console 3.5.1

Given:

	public override void _Ready()
	{
		// ...
        wrapper.AddCommand("start_host", this, nameof(BeginServer))
            .SetDescription("beings a dedicated host on %port% with %maxPlayers%. \"")
            .AddArgument("port", Variant.Type.Int)
            .AddArgument("maxPlayers", Variant.Type.Int)
            .Register();
	}

    public Error BeginServer(int port = 25000, int maxPlayers = 2)
    {
        // ...
    }

the command is successfully registered. If i run the command with arguments provided:

start_host 25000 2

then the command successfully runs. However, if i run the command without some or any arguments provided:

start_host

then I get a runtime error:

E 0:00:04.577   callv: Error calling method from 'callv': 'Spatial(Game.cs)::BeginClient': Method not found..
  <C++ Error>   Method failed. Returning: Variant()
  <C++ Source>  core/object.cpp:829 @ callv()
  <Stack Trace> Callback.gd:58 @ call()
                Command.gd:72 @ execute()
                ConsoleLine.gd:112 @ execute()

[quentincaffeino]

Thanks for reporting.

Sadly I know little about C# and it's state in godot. I would guess that callv implementation that bridges godot to C# expects a method with a number of arguments equal to number of arguments passed to callv :/

If you could raise this issue to godot engine devs that would be helpful. If not I'll try to get to it later.