fix(build): allow working directories that contain spaces #63
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Previously, if your working directory contained an ascii space character, the `dirname` invocation would read it as multiple arguments. This breaks the `CARBONYL_ROOT` environment variable used in all build scripts. To fix this, we just need to add quotes around the `$(pwd)` to ensure bash will parse the command correctly.
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Previously, if your working directory contained an ascii space character, the
dirnameinvocation would read it as multiple arguments. This breaks theCARBONYL_ROOTenvironment variable used in all build scripts.To fix this, we just need to add quotes around the
$(pwd)to ensure bash will parse the command correctly.