gvdutra opened a new issue, #7502:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hop/issues/7502
### Apache Hop version
Current `main` branch
### Java version
Java 21
### Operating system
All
### What happened?
Hop Server truncates command-line system property values that contain an
equals sign.
For example, a property passed as:
```text
--system-properties
hop.connection.url=jdbc:test://localhost/database?user=admin
```
is stored as:
```text
jdbc:test://localhost/database?user
```
This affects common values such as JDBC URLs, query strings, signed tokens,
and encoded configuration values.
### Expected behavior
The property name and value should be separated at the first equals sign
only, preserving any additional equals signs in the value.
### Reproduction
1. Configure Hop Server with a system property whose value contains `=`.
2. Call `HopServer.applySystemProperties()` or start Hop Server with that
option.
3. Read the resulting Java system property.
4. Observe that the value is truncated after the second `=`.
### Root cause
`HopServer.applySystemProperties()` uses `String.split("=")` and selects
only the second array element. Other Hop command entry points limit the split
to two parts.
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