Support copying windows files with spaces #34
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Conflicts: lib/net/scp.rb
… windows openssh versions
mfazekas
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Mar 1, 2019
| if options[:shell] | ||
| escaped_file = shellescape(remote).gsub(/'/) { |m| "'\\''" } | ||
| command = "#{options[:shell]} -c '#{scp_command(mode, options)} #{escaped_file}'" | ||
| if options[:windows_path] |
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I assume :windows_path is a new option. Does it means that the remote uses windows style encoding?
swiknaba
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Apr 1, 2019
| else | ||
| command = "#{scp_command(mode, options)} #{shellescape remote}" | ||
| if options[:shell] |
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elsif options[:shell] for readability? 🙂
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Some people like me use net-scp with Win32-OpenSSH... but scp doesn't work as a windows path could like this "C:\Program Files\Some folder".
The current code uses shellescape which is not friendly with windows paths. That is, every space(and maybe other chars) will be replaced with '\ ' which breaks the windows path. Moreover, net-scp doesn't expect a trailing \ in the path. So all windows \ should be replaced with /.
We've been using this change for a while and haven't seen any issues so far. Hopefully, this change will be useful for other windows folks.