Closed SirWrexes closed 2 years ago
Are you using the latest version of pywal from github or are you pulling the pypi version?
I looked into the issue, but it doesn't seem to be an issue on github master as it uses "
instead of '
to encapsulate the path. One could argue then that files with "
in the name do not work.. but IMO... you shouldn't have files with either.
Please let me know if the issue persists on github master version, and I'll submit a PR that'll escape whichever offending character remains.
Cheers
I'm using python-pywal
from Arch's community
repos.
I'll try with the git version from the AUR and keep you updated by editing this post in a minute.
EDIT: Yup the git version works properly. Thanks !
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