Description
If there is a space in the path for the project, the Execute script section of the output for spfx project upgrade may not run without error.
For example, I have a project at D:\code\Clientname Legal\Solution. The script ends up with commands like:
mkdir D:\code\Clientname Legal\Solutions\MatterExtension/teams, which fails due to the space.
It would seem the fix would be to always wrap the path in double quotes to reduce the possibility of these errors.
[Whether or not I should have a space in my paths isn't the point. :) ]
Environment
Windows 10, m365 CLI version 3.0.0
Description
If there is a space in the path for the project, the Execute script section of the output for
spfx project upgrademay not run without error.For example, I have a project at
D:\code\Clientname Legal\Solution. The script ends up with commands like:mkdir D:\code\Clientname Legal\Solutions\MatterExtension/teams, which fails due to the space.It would seem the fix would be to always wrap the path in double quotes to reduce the possibility of these errors.
[Whether or not I should have a space in my paths isn't the point. :) ]
Environment
Windows 10, m365 CLI version 3.0.0