Describe the bug

If plugin contains below line:

echo "--delete | bash=test.sh terminal=true param1=_update param2='$name'"

The terminal will show syntax error if $name is abc(123)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. put above line in test plugin
2. click "delete" button
3. terminal show syntax error

Expected behavior

params should be passed to bash script correctly (in quote?)

Environment:

• macOS version: 13.2 (22D49)
• SwiftBar version: 1.5.0

Plugin Example:

#!/bin/bash

name='abc(123)'
echo test
echo ---
echo test
echo "--delete | bash=test.sh  terminal=true param1=_update param2=id param3=delete param4='$name'"

Additional Context:

when name='abc (123)' (a space in it), the code works, but not when abc(123)

• I don't run Bartender/Dozer/etc. or tested the issue without it running