Allow spaces in jobname #71
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Kernald
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Aug 18, 2022
| args=[ | ||
| latexrun_file, | ||
| "--latex-args=-shell-escape -jobname=" + job_name, | ||
| "--latex-args=-shell-escape -jobname='" + job_name.replace("'", "'\\''") + "'", |
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Should we use something a bit more robust here, like shlex.quote() or pipes.quote() if we have to support Python 2 (I'm really not familiar with Python and don't know how to tell from a quick glance whether this is Python 2 or 3...)
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Unless I'm missing something, we're using Python 3 (https://bazel.build/reference/be/python#py_binary.python_version). shlex.quote() would likely be the best way forward here.
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The call to latexrun inserts the job name, but doesn't do any shell escaping while passing it. Wrapping this input in single quotes keeps it from being split or otherwise processed by the next shell pass.