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Shell: Cannot accept double quoted strings as single param #86
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Thanks, I was using the 3.2.0 ( i just followed the installation instructions on the site ): since then, I've just been using the gitlab directly from the prompt (rather than entering shell), that worked perfectly for me! |
I've confirmed that this works with the latest code on the
@NARKOZ Safe to close? |
Thanks, I see, so I had to clone this master branch in order for it to work. Originally I just did Here are the correct steps to installing (for me) if you wish to update the README.md document:
That should have the updated 3.2.0 copy installed rather than the one that's out of the standard If this is just a nuance on a couple of my machines let me know, I tried on two MacOSX as well as a Debian7 to confirm this behavior. Thanks! |
@davidcfk manual build instructions are described on the website |
Ohhhhh thanks! I'm obviously oblivious I clicked on Documentation rather On Fri, Nov 28, 2014 at 4:27 PM, Nihad Abbasov notifications@github.com
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It seems like the shell mode can't accept strings that are enclosed in double quotes as a single parameter, it still considers spaces within text "like this" to be two arguments, as an example.
A classic use case was to add a ssh key using create_ssh_key, the second parameter (the key) consists of the ssh type, the key and the machine identifier, so providing all the parameters will lead it to think you have supplied 4 parameters, rather than only 2.
gitlab> create_ssh_key test "some key here" wrong number of arguments (4 for 2) nil
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