Correctly quote passthrough arguments #355
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Correctly quote passthrough arguments by switching from shell-quote to escape-it.
Addresses #307 (comment).
This is required since the arguments needs to be quoted / escaped differently depending on the platform, something which is not supported by
shell-quote. Additionally,shell-quoteseems to escape unnecessary things.Potential breaking change, in a positive meaning since it was not working correctly before (for example in case of the referenced comment)!
Note: Unfortunately,
escape-itdoesn't seem to be maintained anymore, so we might want to either include this directly inconcurrentlyor create an own external module...ToDo: