Enable passing -h in a ssh -c

[nixjdm]

Click captures the -h in rambo ssh --command 'df -h' as an eager option on ssh, when the user's intention was to have df -h run in the guest.

Does this match the behavior of vagrant ssh -c or normal ssh -c? If not, do we want to change it? It is worth noting that rambo ssh --command "df -h" works. The difference is kind of normal bash behavior. I'm not sure we should change it.

Maybe add a note to the ssh help menu to guide someone in the direction of using double quotes?

[nixjdm]

Ans: Rambo is indeed inconsistent with Vagrant's normal usage - which is better. This is a bug that needs fixed.

vagrant ssh -c "df -h" == rambo ssh -c "'df -h'" != rambo ssh -c "df -h"

We want vagrant ssh -c "df -h" == rambo ssh -c "df -h"