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Fraser Tweedale authored
The password-command option does not parse its value correctly. Quotes are ignored, making many kinds of commands impossible to express (e.g. `sh -c "foo | bar"`). Also, `cabal user-config` treats the argument list as a *list of option values*, rather than a *value that is a list*. As a consequence, `cabal user-config update` corrupts the value in the config file. Fix these issues by parsing the command as a space separated list of tokens, and changing the getter to `unwords` the value and return a *singleton* list. Also update the argument placeholder from `PASSWORD` to `COMMAND`. Fixes: https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/6268
Fraser Tweedale authoredThe password-command option does not parse its value correctly. Quotes are ignored, making many kinds of commands impossible to express (e.g. `sh -c "foo | bar"`). Also, `cabal user-config` treats the argument list as a *list of option values*, rather than a *value that is a list*. As a consequence, `cabal user-config update` corrupts the value in the config file. Fix these issues by parsing the command as a space separated list of tokens, and changing the getter to `unwords` the value and return a *singleton* list. Also update the argument placeholder from `PASSWORD` to `COMMAND`. Fixes: https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/6268
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