Path splitting

[ICreedenI]

Current Behavior

Raises the following errer:
Failed to run autoflake. Error: Stderr: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'Codes/1/a/cr/main.py'

The actual path is C:\Users\Creed\OneDrive\Schul-Dokumente\Programmieren\Python\Meine einzelnen Codes\1\a\cr\main.py and it contains spaces.

Expected Behavior

It works fine with C:\Users\Creed\OneDrive\Desktop\test.py, all unnecessary imports were removed.

Environment

• Version: v1.0.4
• Platform: Win 11

It looks like there are no quotes around the path. I hope the solution is as easy as just adding those.

[34j]

Does this mean that backquotes are not allowed? (I can't remember why I did this at all)

https://github.com/34j/vscode-python-extension-core/blob/main/src/packageRunner/optionsBuilderBase.ts#L51-L51

[alessnet]

Hello @34j

I have the same issue. On Windows, I can't run autoflake if my vscode workspace location include any space.
For instance "C:\Users\Alessandro Work\Documents\Sources\MySuperProject\tools\test.py" is triggering the following error:

Failed to run autoflake.
Error: Stderr: 'c:\Users\Alessandro' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

I think when building the final command line, the path to the file must be quoted.

[thedoctorjtd]

Can confirm as well. Directory has spaces, autoflake is not happy.

D:\Windows Locations\Documents\Code\project\filepy
Failed to run autoflake. Error: Stderr: 'd:\Windows' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[injey]

Failed to run autoflake. Error: Stderr: 'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.