Codelens does not work if there is a space in the path

[EifelMono]

Codelens does not work if there is a space in the path.
This happens with macOS and Windows

I can not compile the project....?!?

ORIGINAL

const buildCommand =
        os.platform() === 'win32'
            ? `powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -File build.ps1 -script ${fileName} -target \"${taskName}\" -verbosity=${runConfig.verbosity}`
            : `./build.sh --script ${fileName} --target=\"${taskName}\" --verbosity=${runConfig.verbosity}`;

FIXED

const buildCommand =
        os.platform() === 'win32'
            ? `powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -File build.ps1 -script \"${fileName}\" -target \"${taskName}\" -verbosity ${runConfig.verbosity}`
            : `./build.sh --script=\"${fileName}\" --target=\"${taskName}\" --verbosity=${runConfig.verbosity}`;

[gep13]

@EifelMono thank you for taking the time to report this! This should be corrected in the next release of the Visual Studio Code addin for Cake.

[gep13]

@EifelMono 0.11.3 has been pushed to the marketplace. Can you please take this for a spin, and let us know if this has fixed the problem that you are seeing.

[EifelMono]

@gep13

MAC:
Codenles does not work on a Mac because the equal char is missing between the script and the fileName
bug: ./build.sh --script "${fileName}" ......
fix: ./build.sh --script="${fileName}" ......
If I add the equal char in the command line the path with blank works.

Windows:
On Windows it works.
FYI the verbosity switch on windows has also an equal char but it works.

[bjorkstromm]

@gep13 @jrgcubano any reason why Code lens action is using bootstrapper when executing Cake? Wouldn't it be wise to just kick-off cake.exe or dotnet cake.dll instead?

[gep13]

Re-assigning to v0.11.4, as this was not completely fixed.