The `-n` flag causes breakages due to spaces in the src file name #26

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opened 2025-05-27 03:02:03 +02:00 by pipetogrep · 3 comments

pipetogrep commented

2025-05-27 03:02:03 +02:00

When creating a new post , BSSG creates a file that looks like 2025-05-26-test-post.md. When using ./bssg.sh edit -n src/2025-05-26-test-post.md the file gets renamed to 2025-05-26 20:55:36 -0400-test-post.md.

During the build process, this results in

Step 1: Processing 2 files using centralized awk for raw data...
awk: -:2: fatal: cannot open file `src/2025-05-26' for reading: No such file or directory

This breaks the build and leaves one with a broken site unless they manually rename the file. My guess is there a variable that need double quotes around it somewhere.

When creating a new post , BSSG creates a file that looks like `2025-05-26-test-post.md`. When using `./bssg.sh edit -n src/2025-05-26-test-post.md` the file gets renamed to `2025-05-26 20:55:36 -0400-test-post.md`. During the build process, this results in ``` Step 1: Processing 2 files using centralized awk for raw data... awk: -:2: fatal: cannot open file `src/2025-05-26' for reading: No such file or directory ``` This breaks the build and leaves one with a broken site unless they manually rename the file. My guess is there a variable that need double quotes around it somewhere.