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Use shellwords for .stowrc parsing #111

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Use shellwords for .stowrc parsing #111

merged 2 commits into from
Jun 18, 2024

Commits on Jun 15, 2024

  1. Use shellwords for .stowrc parsing 

    - Use `shellwords` to parse `.stowrc` files from `Text::ParseWords`
- Add test for `.stowrc` parsing with quotes
  - Add `stow directory` to `tmp-testing-trees` for testing

This change allows `.stowrc` arguments to be parsed similar to shell arguments,
where quotes can be used to group an argument with spaces.

However, this change affects the behavior in --ignore, --defer, --override.

(?^:$HOME\z)
(?^:\A$HOME)
(?^:\A$HOME)
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    jeremy-code authored and aspiers committed Jun 15, 2024
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  2. Fix parsing of regexp options like --override=bin|man 

    Previously the \A and \z anchoring for --ignore / --override / --defer
was being applied without wrapping the user-specified regexp in
parentheses, so if it was something like bin|man then the anchor would
only apply to one half of those two paths.  So add parentheses, and
also change from qr() to qr{} syntax to visually differentiate between
regexp boundaries and parentheses inside the regexp.
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