add quotes around all arguments, to prevent args getting split incorrectly#1
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add quotes around all arguments, to prevent args getting split incorrectly#1
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I tested it locally and seems to work. lgtm
GetCommandLineArgs stripes out the quotations, which is what we trying to prevent
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now I'm pretty sure this doesn't work exactly if your arguments actually include quotes.
for example
hello"worldwould get escaped as"hello"world"which idk how this gets parsed into arguments, maybehello,world". not sure but I'm not gonna test or fix it, someone else can do it. anyway you'd have to be a psycho to put quotes in the middle of any of these launch args