Use "$@" instead of bare $@ to protect arguments #4395
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Bash expands bare $@, and then do word-splitting and file-globing. It breaks command-line arguments for arduino if command-line arguments for the wrapper script contains $IFS, '*', '?' and etc. characters. Use "$@" in this case.
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Use "$@" instead of bare $@ to protect arguments
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Bash expands bare $@, and then do word-splitting and file-globing. It breaks command-line arguments for arduino if command-line arguments for the wrapper script contain $IFS, '*', '?' and etc. characters.
Use "$@" in this case.