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Use double quotes consistently in npm scripts. #392
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When having apostrophe/single quote used in Windows it passes it directly to commandline, ending up with wrong arguments.
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While I've been trying to debug my configuration I found out that test won't work on Windows machines.
The reason was quoting in package.json. When having apostrophe/single quote used in Windows it passes it directly to the commandline, ending up with wrong arguments.
Repro steps:
npm test.All tests pass.
No test files are found.