Fix dev-scripts/split-cmdline: quote ';' arguments #73287
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When printing an argument that contains ';', add back the quotes that are normally stripped. I regularly waste half a day building Swift only to find that I built the wrong thing because everything after the semicolon is dropped from the build script when it contains arguments like this: '--llvm-install-components=libclang;libclang-headers' Ideally, split-cmdline would just preserve the original quotes. But this quick fix solves the problem in the cases that I care about.
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When printing an argument that contains ';', add back the quotes that are normally stripped.
I regularly waste half a day building Swift only to find that I built the wrong thing because everything after the semicolon is dropped from the build script when it contains arguments like this:
'--llvm-install-components=libclang;libclang-headers'
Ideally, split-cmdline would just preserve the original quotes. But this quick fix solves the problem in the cases that I care about.