'#' in single quoted option on cli not making it into the execution module

[UtahDave]

The name of this Windows network interface card has a # sign in it. Shouldn't putting the name in single quotes keep the '#' from being treated as the beginning of a comment? This behavior happens on both Windows and Linux

root@boucha:~/salt# salt \* test.echo 'Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter #1'
boucha:
    Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter

root@boucha:~/salt# salt \* test.echo 'Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter \#1'
boucha:
    Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter \#1

Just at the cli:

root@boucha:~/salt# echo #

root@boucha:~/salt# echo '#'
#

[terminalmage]

We pass all arguments through yaml.safe_load in order to enable things like passing lists, dicts, etc. on the command line.

>>> import yaml
>>> yaml.safe_load('Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter #1')
'Citrix PV Ethernet Adapter'
>>>

I'd have to take a look at the code, but I think this can be worked around.