fix: preserve quotes in session commands by using formatCommand#591
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fix: preserve quotes in session commands by using formatCommand#591Ilakiancs wants to merge 1 commit intoamantus-ai:mainfrom
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This fixes a bug where arguments with quotes (like 'echo -s "hello world"') were being stripped of quotes when falling back to shell execution, causing them to be split into multiple arguments.
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Opened an alternative minimal-scope fix PR: #603.\n\nIt keeps file layout intact and updates shell fallback paths to preserve argument boundaries via POSIX-safe quoting, with unit tests for spaces and single quotes. |
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Opened an alternative minimal-scope fix PR: #603. It keeps file layout intact and updates |
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This fixes a bug where arguments with quotes (like 'echo -s "hello world"') were being stripped of quotes when falling back to shell execution, causing them to be split into multiple arguments.