fcli ssc app get --session session {?varName:attrName} -> variable not picked in zsh // MAC

[xakrurychle]

to be able to use a saved variable in another command the user has to switch to bash

[rsenden]

Apparently, {?id:id} is interpreted by zsh instead of being passed to fcli. We already have some information about properly quoting/escaping the ? variable (see https://fortify-ps.github.io/fcli/#fcli-variables), we should probably update this information to state that on some shells, named variable references like in this example may also need to be quoted/escaped. On zsh, I guess things will work fine if you use single quotes around '{?id:id}', can you verify?

[xakrurychle]

Apparently, {?id:id} is interpreted by zsh instead of being passed to fcli. We already have some information about properly quoting/escaping the ? variable (see https://fortify-ps.github.io/fcli/#fcli-variables), we should probably update this information to state that on some shells, named variable references like in this example may also need to be quoted/escaped. On zsh, I guess things will work fine if you use single quotes around '{?id:id}', can you verify?

yes it works with '{?id:id}'

[rsenden]

Updated documentation to indicate that named variable references may also need to be quoted/escaped: https://fortify-ps.github.io/fcli/#fcli-variables