Getting raw text from options
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to get a python raw string version of an input option?
I am hoping to get a user defined string, similar to --option="M$_B$ $\alpha$ $\beta$"
, without the user needing to properly escape special characters. Simply parsing the option using a raw string should be sufficient.
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I opened an issue under poetry…
After continued investigation it appears to be neither bash nor click but something to do with the way poetry handles the arguments following
poetry run
.Thank you for the help. For completeness, I’ll post a link to the full solution once this is understood/resolved.