Allow equals signs in values that are set on the fly #557
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The current code strips everything after the first equals sign in the value of a variable set on the fly. For example, `whenever --set 'a=b=c&d=e'` will set a to 'b' and d to 'e'. I noticed this when trying to pass a base64-encoded value that had trailing equals signs which were all stripped off. This patch fixes this stripping by interpreting everything after the first equals sign in a key-value pair as the value.
olleolleolle
approved these changes
Dec 14, 2016
| @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ def pre_set(variable_string = nil) | |||
| pairs = variable_string.split('&') | |||
| pairs.each do |pair| | |||
| next unless pair.index('=') | |||
| variable, value = *pair.split('=') | |||
| variable, value = *pair.split('=', 2) | |||
benlangfeld
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Dec 14, 2016
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The current code strips everything after the first equals sign in the value of a variable set on the fly. For example,
whenever --set 'a=b=c&d=e'will set a to 'b' and d to 'e'. I noticed this when trying to pass a base64-encoded value that had trailing equals signs which were all stripped off.This patch fixes this stripping by interpreting everything after the first equals sign in a key-value pair as the value.