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When supplying a directory, distil will choke on any files in that directory that contain spaces. So for example running "moonshine distil -d target lua" where lua has a file "background tests.lua" will result in the error:
$ moonshine distil -d target lua
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/moonshine/bin/commands/distil.js:164
if (errPart[1] != 'luac') throw err;
^
Error: Command failed: /bin/sh -c luac -o lua/backgrounds test.lua.moonshine.luac lua/backgrounds test.lua
luac: cannot open test.lua.moonshine.luac: No such file or directory
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Sorry 'bout that. Updated. The problem is, in this situation, I'm not able to wrap the filenames in quotes because I don't supply them to the command line utility.
When supplying a directory, distil will choke on any files in that directory that contain spaces. So for example running "moonshine distil -d target lua" where lua has a file "background tests.lua" will result in the error:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: