Execute script with FTP cause TikCommandUnexpectedResponseException

[Deantwo]

I am attempting to execute a /system/script/run command. The script is executed correctly on the router, but this library is failing with a tik4net.TikCommandUnexpectedResponseException exception.

Exception thrown: 'tik4net.TikCommandUnexpectedResponseException' in tik4net.dll
/system/script/run
.id=TestScript
MESSAGE: Single response sentence expected.
  COMMAND: /system/script/run
    .id=TestScript    Format: Default
  RESPONSE:
    ApiReSentence:.section=0
    ApiReSentence:.section=1
    ApiDoneSentence:

tik4net.TikCommandUnexpectedResponseException: Single response sentence expected.
  COMMAND: /system/script/run
    .id=TestScript    Format: Default
  RESPONSE:
    ApiReSentence:.section=0
    ApiReSentence:.section=1
    ApiDoneSentence:

   at tik4net.Api.ApiCommand.EnsureSingleResponse(IEnumerable`1 response)
   at tik4net.Api.ApiCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
   at ...

It looks like it just doesn't like the ApiReSentence:.section=* lines.

In this example I have a basic script that downloads https://Deantwo.GitHub.io/Tik4Net/TestFtp.txt using the /tool fetch command.

TestScript script:

:log info "TestScript start"
/tool fetch url=("https://Deantwo.GitHub.io/Tik4Net/TestFtp.txt") dst-path=test.txt
:delay 5
:if ([:len [/file find name=test.txt]] != 0) do={
    :put [/file get [/file find name=test.txt] contents]
    /file remove test.txt
    :log info "TestScript HTTP test"
}
:log info "TestScript end"

C# test code:

const string SCRIPT_NAME = "TestScript"
MikrotikConnection conn = new MikrotikConnection();
conn.Start(_host, _user);
ITikCommand cmd = conn.CreateCommand("/system/script/run"
                                    , conn.Connection.CreateParameter(".id", SCRIPT_NAME)
                                    );
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine($"Script \"{SCRIPT_NAME}\" executing");
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine($"Script \"{SCRIPT_NAME}\" executed");

Router log:

TestScript start
fetch: file "test.txt" downloaded
TestScript HTTP test done
TestScript start

If I manually run the script through the terminal, I do get the "downloading" status thing text, and I assume that is what the .section=* messages are. So the API likely just have to ignore those?

[admin@router] > /system script run TestScript
      status: finished
  downloaded: 0KiB
       total: 0KiB
    duration: 1s

Hello danikf.

[Deantwo]

>/system/script/run
>=.id=TestScript
<!re
<=.section=0
<
<!re
<=.section=1
<
<!done
<