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Hello,
I have problems with arguments of command line on Linux when they contain special characters like: ! < >
When the bash expands the command line, < and > are interpreted as stream redirectors and ! as selector in the history.
To solve this issue I have added these characters in the constant com.xebialabs.overthere.CmdLineArgument.SPECIAL_CHARS_UNIX
Eric
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Hi Eric,
Good point. I'll fix this in the next release of Overthere, planned for early March 2014.
Regards, Vincent.
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1ff17b1
What if we actually want to use stream redirects?
Got it, have to use addRaw(">"):
CmdLine.build("echo", "-e", "test").addRaw(">").addRaw("test.txt")
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Hello,
I have problems with arguments of command line on Linux when they contain special characters like: ! < >
When the bash expands the command line, < and > are interpreted as stream redirectors and ! as selector in the history.
To solve this issue I have added these characters in the constant com.xebialabs.overthere.CmdLineArgument.SPECIAL_CHARS_UNIX
Eric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: