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We just ran into an issue where we had some HTML in an environment variable which was quoted, so for example: aws ssm put-parameter --name /my/path/HTML_BODY --value "'Lorem Ipsum<br><br>'" --type String
Now eval $(aws-env) breaks: AWS_ENV_PATH=/my/path aws-env-linux-amd64 export HTML_BODY=$''Lorem Ipsum<br><br>''
eval $(AWS_ENV_PATH=/my/path aws-env-linux-amd64)
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token '<'
If aws-env would escape these we would not have a problem:
We just ran into an issue where we had some HTML in an environment variable which was quoted, so for example:
aws ssm put-parameter --name /my/path/HTML_BODY --value "'Lorem Ipsum<br><br>'" --type String
Now eval $(aws-env) breaks:
AWS_ENV_PATH=/my/path aws-env-linux-amd64 export HTML_BODY=$''Lorem Ipsum<br><br>''
If aws-env would escape these we would not have a problem:
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