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Explore Stack InternalSorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv. but I can't figure out how to join $argv elements to a single string with space between them.
I also tried the "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv.
I also tried the "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv. but I can't figure out how to join $argv elements to a single string with space between them.
I also tried the "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv.
I also tried thatthe "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv.
I also tried that "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv.
I also tried the "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
Sorry, this question is already answered for 'bash' here: Joining bash arguments into single string with spaces.
but in Fish, using "'$*'" leads to this error: $* is not supported. In fish, please use $argv.
I also tried that "${@}" solution, which also doesn't work.
