variable as Vec<PathBuf> where paths could contain commas?

[Boscop]

The readme says that it supports parsing into Vec by separating the values by commas.
If I want to parse a variable as Vec<PathBuf> where each path could contain commas, would it work by putting that path in single quotes?
E.g.

FOLDERS='C:\Foo,Bar',D:\Baz

resulting in vec![r"C:\Foo,Bar", r"D:\Baz"]?

And if there is a space after the separating comma, it won't work, right?

[softprops]

Hi @Boscop thanks for reaching out. Very interesting usecase.

Envy leverages a type called IntoDersializer to deserialize spefic types. Without looking closely I would have believe types that derive deserialize may get this for free. I see an impl of derialize for pathbuf here

I don't have tests for values containing commas for types derserializing into vecs so this may be a blindspot in the crate.

I think it's a solvable problem though. I'll take a look. Let me know if you have ideas.

[Boscop]

I've used PathBuf with envy before, but the question is mainly about how to separate them with commas when some values can contain commas. It would also apply to Vec<String> etc.