Public bug reported:
Make a path with spaces in the name:
mkdir -p "~/d 1/d 2"
Attempt to autocomplete this path:
ls -l \~/<TAB>
Expected result: ls -l \~/d\ 1
Actual result: ls -l ~/d\ 1
ls -l "~/"<TAB>
Expected result: ls -l \~/d\ 1
Actual result: ls -l ~/d\ 1
I found this out by accidentally quoting the tilde and then trying to
remove it in a safe way (i.e. without deleting my home directory by
accident).
I'm using Ubuntu 17.10 amd64.
** Affects: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Make a path with spaces in the name:
mkdir -p "~/d 1/d 2"
Attempt to autocomplete this path:
ls -l \~/<TAB>
Expected result: ls -l \~/d\ 1
Actual result: ls -l ~/d\ 1
ls -l "~/"<TAB>
Expected result: ls -l \~/d\ 1
Actual result: ls -l ~/d\ 1
I found this out by accidentally quoting the tilde and then trying to
remove it in a safe way (i.e. without deleting my home directory by
accident).
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+ I'm using Ubuntu 17.10 amd64.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1758077
Title:
quoted tilde loses its quotation when path has spaces
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