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If there is a space in the machine name (or anywhere else that would impact the local run path), it will break any tasks that call dropkick (dk.exe). This is because when the settings/deployment paths are passed into dk.exe, even if you wrap them in quotes, it will lose track of the quotes and garble the command line.
This is described here: chucknorris/dropkick#34. There was a PR submitted to fix it, but it seems like it still causes the issue (the PR added back double-quotes, but even passing double quotes down to underlying Magnum library doesn't solve the issue, Magnum still loses track of the double quotes).
Another possible solution is to force dk.exe to not use full paths, but use relative ones instead. This is possible, but kinda hacky. Ideally we can get dk.exe to handle the double quotes more cleanly.
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If there is a space in the machine name (or anywhere else that would impact the local run path), it will break any tasks that call dropkick (dk.exe). This is because when the settings/deployment paths are passed into dk.exe, even if you wrap them in quotes, it will lose track of the quotes and garble the command line.
This is described here: chucknorris/dropkick#34. There was a PR submitted to fix it, but it seems like it still causes the issue (the PR added back double-quotes, but even passing double quotes down to underlying Magnum library doesn't solve the issue, Magnum still loses track of the double quotes).
Another possible solution is to force dk.exe to not use full paths, but use relative ones instead. This is possible, but kinda hacky. Ideally we can get dk.exe to handle the double quotes more cleanly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: