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Fix PowerShell path escaping #765
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Fix PowerShell path escaping #765
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Minor nit but does PowerShell really do globbing? Maybe this should be
EscapeWildcardsInPath()
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Ah good point. Discussing with @JamesWTruher we were calling it "globbing" but the help topic is about_Wildcards. I will rename.
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What was the deal with the & char? It isn't a wildcard char. Ah, wait a tic. I see. On WinPS it's a reserved char and on PS Core it is used to create a (background) job.
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Yeah, it's a "token separator", so it will break a bareword string
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+100 !