move shell_parse into parser (fixes #3150) #13199
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I assume this conflicts with #13195. |
Makes interpolation in backquotes work the same as it does for strings.
For example, after this change:
julia> macro example()
f = "a"
esc(quote
g = "b"
`echo $($f) $g`
end)
end
julia> @example
`echo a b`
Before, this produced the error "unsupported or misplaced expression $".
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Seems also to conflict with #12139? |
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This seems like it would be breaking, if we decide to proceed with it, so it's v2.0+ only. Should we tag it that way? |
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I don't really see much need for nested backticks, tbh. |
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