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I am using zsh-autoenv on OS X and it breaks if the path where the .autoenv.zsh file is saved contains spaces. The error message is the following:
cd ~/test\ folder
_autoenv_authorized_env_file:local:2: not valid in this context: folder/.autoenv.zsh:423624aee303faed668094684c5156df46d491a2:1
I tried adding quotes around $1 in the _autoenv_autorized_env_file definition in autoenv.zsh, but it does not make any difference. I also tried using ${(q)env_file} instead of $env_file when calling _autoenv_hash_pair, but then it complains about a missing file argument for the function.
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I am using zsh-autoenv on OS X and it breaks if the path where the
.autoenv.zsh
file is saved contains spaces. The error message is the following:I tried adding quotes around
$1
in the_autoenv_autorized_env_file
definition inautoenv.zsh
, but it does not make any difference. I also tried using${(q)env_file}
instead of$env_file
when calling_autoenv_hash_pair
, but then it complains about a missing file argument for the function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: