fix: correctly escape commands using cmd.exe in Windows
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takase1121
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Feb 9, 2025
| table.insert(escaped_commands, '"' .. string.gsub(v, '"', '"""') .. '"') | ||
| end | ||
| -- The result should be something like `cmd.exe /C ""first" "second" "third""` | ||
| options.command = 'cmd.exe /C "' .. table.concat(escaped_commands, " ") .. '"' |
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Based on https://ss64.com/nt/cmd.html, you can use /S to simply the quoting.
/S simply strips the first and last quote from the string and treats that as a command,
so you need not bother yourself with yet another layer of escaping.
Otherwise the escaping looks correct to me.
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