Failure to execute script hooks when path to repository contains whitespace

[bradchoate]

🔧 Summary

Similar issue to #403. A project directory containing a space causes issues.

Lefthook version

1.7.15 5ad1281

Steps to reproduce

1. $ mkdir "my project"
2. $ cd "my project"
3. $ git init
4. $ npm install @evilmartians/lefthook
5. $ npx lefthook install
6. $ echo "# hello" > readme.md
7. $ git add readme.md
8. Create a lefthook.yml file that declares:

prepare-commit-msg:
    scripts:
        "my-script.sh":
            runner: bash

9. Create a .lefthook/prepare-commit-msg/my-script.sh (and chmod +x):

#!/bin/bash
echo "prepare-commit-msg script ran"

10. $ git commit

Expected results

Commit loads editor and on completion, prepare-commit-msg hook echoes "prepare-commit-msg script ran".

Actual results

Git commit command fails as the prepare-commit-msg hook fails to execute, with the message:

|  my-script.sh >

bash: /path/to/my: No such file or directory

Possible Solution

The script to execute via the runner should be quoted.

Logs / Screenshots

[mrexox]

Hey! Thank you for creating this issue. What's your OS? Is it Windows?

[bradchoate]

Sorry-- should have included that: macOS (Sonoma).

[bradchoate]

Can confirm this fixes the issue. Thanks for the quick update / release!