Deprecate function-schemata/utils.js:convertZListToArray method (or modify it to convert these lists to benjamin arrays instead

This is also causing a warning to surface from convertZListToArray; this is because we create a schema for typed lists whose types we don't resolve.

SO. This is happening because we're reading data definitions from function-schemata (where the files have all been Benjamin-ized). This only matters in the case of Z13, which we probably shouldn't be using anyway. Replacing the reference to Z13 in the test with a literal empty list should fix it.

I'm not convinced we should do this but happy to discuss.

This is no longer valid since the reference functions have been deleted.

In the interests of backwards-compatibility, I request that we add a Boolean parameter aboutTheBenjamins=false (or something); otherwise, we'll end up making breaking changes in the consuming repositories.

In the interests of backwards-compatibility, I request that we add a Boolean parameter aboutTheBenjamins=false (or something); otherwise, we'll end up making breaking changes in the consuming repositories.

For what it's worth, Python doesn't even do this. I can happily define a function

We can now close this.

This was fixed when we fixed this task. I have added your exact ZObjects (ZIDs changed for anonymity) as a test in the orchestrator.

Hmm, maybe it's not totally correct. The return value looks like this:

Yes, that is exactly the problem. I think Geno's recent patch will have fixed this. In the meantime, I have added this as a test to the orchestrator (with the explicit string form, i.e. Z3K2: { Z1K1: 'Z6', Z6K1: 'K1' }), which gets the correct result (a Z4).

Can we move this to phase Theta?