Fix issues with @syntax - #1581
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Should get Johan Stenberg (ex-msft) (@johanste) to take a look also as I think sometimes the shell will expand ~. |
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Derek Bekoe (@derekbekoe) from the Python documentation: So if the shell does the expansion first, then there's no ~ in the path when this code get there and it is unchanged. |
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Fixes #1109. Expand user when using @~/path syntax
Fixes #1577. Allows use of '@' as a value (for DNS commands for example)