Escape passwords that use special characters.#151
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Escape passwords that use special characters.#151JosiahBradley wants to merge 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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This is a patch for Issue 60: microsoft#60 When using a password that replaces __CONNECTPASS__ that has special characters such as ',",* the command on line 36 no longer causes a syntax error.
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This is not a bad idea and I'll see about picking an equivalent change over to VM Fleet 2.0. I'll leave this PR open as an issue equivalent until I get that in. |
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This is a patch for Issue 60: #60
When using a password that replaces CONNECTPASS that has special characters such as ',",* the command on line 36 no longer causes a syntax error.