Incorrectly parsed tuple assignment in let statement

[Joel-Dahne]

The statement

let (x, y) = (0, 1)
    y
end

is valid Julia code. However, tree-sitter doesn't like it. Using the Emacs julia-ts-mode with treesit-explore-mode I get the output

(source_file
 (ERROR let)
 (assignment
  (tuple_expression ( (identifier) , (identifier) ))
  (operator)
  (tuple_expression ( (integer_literal) , (integer_literal) )))
 \n (identifier) \n (identifier) \n)

Unfortunately I haven't been able to figure out how to determine the version of the grammar I have installed.

Note that

let x, y = (0, 1)
    y
end

is not valid Julia code. This is likely related to why the above doesn't work as expected.

[dhanak]

I just ran into the same issue :-(.