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The problem
Trying to replicate what I had in #16980 with the new feature and I can't get it to work for multiple reasons.
This issue is regarding the "Arguments" input, which seems to strip out all quotes I put in.
The command I have to run is wt -p "Git Bash" -d %TARGET_PATH%
, and so theoretically I'd select the wt
executable in the "Path" input and put -p "Git Bash" -d %TARGET_PATH%
in the "Arguments" input, but on saving, this changes to -p Git Bash -d %TARGET_PATH%
, which does not work at all
Release version
3.4.4
Operating system
Windows 10
Steps to reproduce the behavior
- Put quotes around an argument in the "Arguments" input.
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Additional context
I am able to workaround this issue by making a custom .bat
file in another folder that gives custom arguments to wt
, but it's a little silly that I have to do that
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