Expected behavior for when a specifier is not handled should be that an error (i.e. 310) is returned. Right now that's not checked except for in Python with CMD requests, where if there's no function matching the specifier name, that error is returned.
Expected behavior for when a specifier is not handled should be that an error (i.e. 310) is returned. Right now that's not checked except for in Python with CMD requests, where if there's no function matching the specifier name, that error is returned.