Handle whitespace in Bash variables. #46
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- Searched for `(?<!")(\\\$[a-zA-Z]+[a-zA-Z0-9_]*)`. - In text editor, unchecked any matches that aren't a naked variable. - Replaced with `"\1"`.
…hitespace separation in `runtimeScript`.
…nt lists in `runtimeScript`.
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Attempts to close #44.
In theory I think this is everything that would need to be done.
However, note that this currently breaks
nix-portablewithnix/store/zbabf0j2wibf6y74xyz80im3m2jk9bmn-libssh2-1.10.0: not found in archive.I've elected not to further pursue this option in the application that I originally intended to use it for, so the best I can do is to offer this PR as-is for consideration.
Hopefully the remaining problems will be obvious and easily fixed by somebody more familiar with the inner workings of Nix and
nix-portable, but perhaps not.