Add missing string interpolation #865
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The fact that we didn't detect this earlier makes it clear that this functionality wasn't being tested. Unfortunately, it's not immediately clear to me how to write a test that would exercise the relevant code.
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Any chance you could add a README to the Houdini package? Would be good to know what the potential users are.
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The fact that we didn't detect this earlier makes it clear that this functionality wasn't being tested. Unfortunately, it's not immediately clear to me how to write a test that would exercise the relevant code.
This should fix #863, even though we don't have tests to confirm that.