The cli tools prompts you to use single quotes around command line parameters. These are escaped
You can follow based on this console below:
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\machinepacks\machinepack-idme>machinepack exec say-hello
Running machine...
? Please enter the name of the person that will be sent the hello message.
name: Randall
Hello Randall, your secret code is 0.9724390022456646
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Idme.sayHello()
» name "Randall"
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The machine triggered its success exit and returned a value:
{ numLettersInName: 7, secretCode: '0.9724390022456646' }
To run again:
machinepack exec say-hello --name='Randall'
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\machinepacks\machinepack-idme>machinepack exec say-hello --name='Ran
dall'
Running machine...
Hello 'Randall', your secret code is 0.881347771268338
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Idme.sayHello()
» name "'Randall'"
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The machine triggered its success exit and returned a value:
{ numLettersInName: 9, secretCode: '0.881347771268338' }
To run again:
machinepack exec say-hello --name=''\''Randall'\'''
The cli tools prompts you to use single quotes around command line parameters. These are escaped
You can follow based on this console below: