Fix CLI path handling in tests #33
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TL;DR
Fixed CLI test execution by properly quoting the CLI path.
What changed?
Added double quotes around the CLI path in the
runCliWithParametersfunction to ensure proper handling of paths with spaces.How to test?
Why make this change?
Paths often contain spaces and special characters that can cause issues when not properly quoted in command execution. This fix ensures that the CLI tests run reliably across all operating systems, by properly escaping the path to the CLI executable.