Terminator gives error if command contains comma-separated list of numbers

Bug #1837858 reported by bitinerant
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Bug Description

In ~/.config/terminator/config, this line works fine within a saved layout:

  command = printf '1'; bash

However, this line:

  command = printf '1,2'; bash

displays "Unable to find a shell" in Terminator and the following on the command line:

  ConfigBase::load: config format is not valid
  [layouts,backup-check,terminal3]: command is invalid

I am using Terminator 1.91 on Ubuntu 18.04.2.

Revision history for this message
Roman Kovtyukh (hellodeargrandma) wrote :

I can confirm such behavior.
Terminator version:terminator 1.91-r1847 (python3 port)

For now you can quote whole your command:

    command = "printf '1, 3'; bash"

Changed in terminator:
status: New → Confirmed
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