Wrap arguments in quotes when spawning custom integrations on Windows#19237
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Closes #19218
Description
After the changes in #19224 , the quotes entered by the user are preserved until the very last moment, right before spawning the custom shell/editor, when the list of arguments is parsed into an array of strings.
When this happens, the strings in this array don't have quotes added by the user. For example:
-p "Git Bash" -d %TARGET_PATH"is converted to
['-p', 'Git Bash', '-d', '%TARGET_PATH']This is the expected behavior, however
spawnbehavior whenshell: trueoption is present will make the spawned process to receive the parameters as if they were split by spaces again:['-p', 'Git', 'Bash', '-d', '%TARGET_PATH']Which is wrong...
This PR adds a "safe" wrapper around
spawnthat adds the quotes to every parameter (and to the command) on Windows whenshell: trueis present.Release notes
Notes: [Fixed] Arguments with spaces are passed correctly to custom editors or shells on Windows