We introduced quoting for the output of onyo get (5bea0d7efb25ada397cfe8b15466205a6cb3aca6), thinking that it would help with command expansion. However, it seems that input from command expansion is treated literally and word splitting proceeds unaltered.
This has two results:
quotes to not prevent word-splitting (the problem we were trying to solve)
the quotes are treated literally as part of the values (thus breaking things)
Example:
(onyo) aqw@hrududu in ~/git/inm7/onyo demo on git:main
❱ onyo set --rename --keys model=mbp --asset $(onyo get --machine-readable --keys path --match model=macbookpro)
ERROR: The following paths aren't assets:
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/"admin/Karl
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/Krebs/laptop_apple_macbookpro.9sdjwb"
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/"repair/laptop_apple_macbookpro.dd082o"
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/"repair/laptop_apple_macbookpro.j7tbkk"
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/"warehouse/laptop_apple_macbookpro.0io4ff"
/home/aqw/git/inm7/onyo demo/"warehouse/laptop_apple_macbookpro.1eic93"
So 5bea0d7efb25ada397cfe8b15466205a6cb3aca6 should be reverted.
We introduced quoting for the output of
onyo get(5bea0d7efb25ada397cfe8b15466205a6cb3aca6), thinking that it would help with command expansion. However, it seems that input from command expansion is treated literally and word splitting proceeds unaltered.This has two results:
Example:
So 5bea0d7efb25ada397cfe8b15466205a6cb3aca6 should be reverted.