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Currently, if the value of the -r CLI option contains a comma, the CLI will split the value on the comma and treat it as two separate paths.
There's really no need for this magic since the -r option may be specified multiple times. It can introduce problems if the filename contains a comma, which is a valid filename character. And there's no way to escape it. Therefore, the value of this option should be accepted as is rather than being interpreted. It's not a documented behavior anyway.
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Currently, if the value of the
-r
CLI option contains a comma, the CLI will split the value on the comma and treat it as two separate paths.There's really no need for this magic since the
-r
option may be specified multiple times. It can introduce problems if the filename contains a comma, which is a valid filename character. And there's no way to escape it. Therefore, the value of this option should be accepted as is rather than being interpreted. It's not a documented behavior anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: