Omit escaping paths when copying IFS objects - #2819
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Looks good and works as advertised. Thanks @chrjorgensen !
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The change to copying IFS objects using the
COPYcommand did not take into account, that the paths were being escaped for shell copy. This caused an error when copying files containing blanks:This PR will fix that by only escaping the path when testing the target for directory - which is still done in shell, by the
cdcommand.How to test this PR
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