I just tried to run a pip install command. The pip in question lives in C:\Program Files\.... The command fails with C:\Program is not recognized as a...blah blah blah.
Steps to Reproduce
Open Commando Shell scope, [Ctrl | Cmd] + Shift + O > Shell
Execute a binary that you know has a path with a space in it
You could cp your pip binary to a path with a space in it then set it in Prefs > Language > Python > Pip install
Expected results
Normal execution
Actual results
Fails with 'blah' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. or whatever the equivalent error is on OSX or Linux.
Short Summary
I just tried to run a pip install command. The pip in question lives in
C:\Program Files\...
. The command fails withC:\Program is not recognized as a...blah blah blah
.Steps to Reproduce
Expected results
Normal execution
Actual results
Fails with
'blah' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
or whatever the equivalent error is on OSX or Linux.