Shell commands using env variables and spaces fail

[eebs]

I'm not 100% sure what the exact cause or error is, but here are some test cases.

Works:

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜ !FOO='foo' git log --oneline -n 1
eeb5015 (HEAD -> ek-add-docs-to-readme, origin/ek-add-docs-to-readme) Add note about `man gitsh` to Readme.

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜ !echo 'hi there'
hi there

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜

Fails:

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜ !FOO='foo bar' git log
/bin/sh: bar: command not found

gitsh (ek-add-docs-to-readme@) ➜

In my case git is an alias to hub, though I have tested without hub and the above behavior is still exhibited.

gitsh version 0.14
git version 2.20.1
hub version 2.5.0

[georgebrock]

@eebs Thanks for the report!

I can reproduce the error, and need to do a bit more research into what's going on. It might be related to #361 , but the bug seems to exist on that branch too.

In the meantime, you can work around it using the env(1) command:

!env FOO='foo bar' git log