I suspect the issue was that claude nuked your lockfile (it likes to do that). Just reverting the lockfile fixed the build. I'll leave passing the test and lint checks up to you :)

It seems like a reasonable change to me since we already useescapeCommandArg() on other path arguments. It would be nice to see a test forupdateSSHConfig().

The issue says we are printing--log-dir C%3A%5CUsers%5Cmicha%5Clogs, so I assume now we will be printing--log-dir "C%3A%5CUsers%5Cmicha%5Clogs" which might work (or at least not error), but it seems like we should really be printing--log-dir "C:\Users\micha\logs".

Do we know where the escaped chars came from?

Oh duh it was usingescape before. Looks good to me. I do think we should test this stuff eventually.

I know what happened,escapeCommandArg used to be calledescape and was local toupdateSSHConfig, thenformatLogArg was broken out into its own function, with no access to the localescape, butescape happens to be a built-in function so no errors were thrown lol

Oh duh it was usingescape before. Looks good to me. I do think we should test this stuff eventually.

@code-asher as in 'unit test'?

Unit test would be ideal yeah! But I thinkupdateSSHConfig() would need to be broken out ofRemote. Might not be worth the effort right now, feel free to merge.