Darren Schroeder
Darren Schroeder
What you're wanting to do may be possible but I wouldn't call the flag `--no-infer-quoted`. Maybe something like `--keep-leading-zeros` or something to that effect. Also disabling types for quoted values...
> I thought you either quoted everything, or quoted only fields you want to force to be strings? Isn't the latter widespread use which would justify an option to support...
According to the [RFC](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4180), this is what double quotes are used for.
Do you experience the same behavior in 0.100.0?
maybe nu --log-level trace
I wonder if it's something in reedline or if it's the implementation of it in nushell? Is it possible to run any of the reedline examples over SSH to see?...
ok, at least we've narrowed it down between the large codebase of nushell and smaller codebase of reedline. Now someone needs to try and figure out what's going on. Seems...
What this takes is someone familiar with ssh and nushell to see what's going and then submit a PR to reedline or nushell or both to fix it. We're still...
I bet this is harder than it seems because it's not really about the echo command but about parameter handling. I'd guess that asking nushell not to check for errors...
What does the `-e` flag do on your external `echo` command?