Fix template (-t) handling of multi-line variables #502
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I'm noticing that multi-line variables aren't properly templated. This input: ``` FOO=BAR FOO2="BAR2 BAR2 BAR2 BAR2" FOO3=BAR3 ``` produces this output: ``` FOO=FOO FOO2=FOO2 BAR2 BAR2 BAR2" FOO3=FOO3 ``` My expectation is that it would instead produce this output: ``` FOO=FOO FOO2=FOO2 FOO3=FOO3 ```
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Thanks @maxjacobson |
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I'm noticing that multi-line variables aren't properly templated. This input:
produces this output:
My expectation is that it would instead produce this output: