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Fails to read argument strings starting with /
See original GitHub issueWhen reading an argument of which the value starts with /, an empty string is returned. This is critical as I can’t take in absolute file paths without this.
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Thanks for your patience. This is resolved with the 5.0.0 release.
Still not fixed? My program kinda relies on this