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From: Zenorbi <zenorbi@gmail.com>
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Subject: Mac file drop on terminal stopped escaping file paths
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Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2015 23:43:31 +0200
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Hello!

I'm using zsh 5.1.1 and lately I've noticed that when I drop files or =
file paths containing spaces to the terminal, de shell does not insert =
necessary backslashes as it used to. I thought maybe this is an El =
Capitan issue, so I asked my friend also having El Capitan and zsh and =
it worked for him. His zsh version is 5.0. Searched through the entire =
terminal app settings, looking for differences between my machine and =
his, nothing.
Strangely, if I use bash either as my main shell, or just call it from =
zsh, the escaping works in that shell, so I have to assume there is some =
kind of action required to be handled by the shell that broke between =
5.0 and 5.1.1.

Steps to reproduce:
Open Terminal with zsh 5.1.1 az the shell.
Drag a file/folder from the finder containing spaces to the terminal.

Expected results:
The terminal shows the filepath for the dropped item, inserting =
backslashes before each space.

Actual results:
The terminal shows the filepath for the dropped item as is, without any =
escaping.

Version where the issue is present: 5.1.1
Latest known version which doesn't have the issue: 5.0
OS: 10.11 (15A284)
App: Terminal (default from OS X)
Extra: using oh-my-zsh which is up-to-date.

Best regards,
Norbert Zentai=