Split out tar options into long and short array-based arguments #19930
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Fixes #19928. This commit changes the behavior of tar_options so that anything without a - to start gets appended to the "x" for extraction (e.g. "z" or "J") but anything that starts with a - properly gets appended as an explicit argument. In addition, filename no longer needs quoting since it's an array-based argument now.
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Split out tar options into long and short array-based arguments
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Fixes #19928. This commit changes the behavior of tar_options so that anything
without a - to start gets appended to the "x" for extraction (e.g. "z" or "J")
but anything that starts with a - properly gets appended as an explicit
argument. In addition, filename no longer needs quoting since it's an
array-based argument now.