Avoid escaping string values with equal sign in complex parameters #116
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All equal signs of an string assignment in complex parameters were required to be escaped, e.g. `--parts "id=hello\\=world"` Extended the type converter so that the part after an equal sign will always be treated as a simple value without splitting it in multiple parts. Assignments are always a key-value pair. This allows the user to use values with equals signs, like base64 encoded strings without the need to escape, e.g. `--parts "id=hello=world"` This will set the id value to 'hello=world'.
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May 13, 2024
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All equal signs of an string assignment in complex parameters were required to be escaped, e.g.
--parts "id=hello\\=world"Extended the type converter so that the part after an equal sign will always be treated as a simple value without splitting it in multiple parts. Assignments are always a key-value pair.
This allows the user to use values with equals signs, like base64 encoded strings without the need to escape, e.g.
--parts "id=hello=world"This will set the id value to 'hello=world'.