fix: quote args in fish shell completion #2285
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ccoVeille
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The arguments used for dynamic completions in fish were missing quotes. This resulted in an error when one of the arguments had a `*` in it whose expansion matched no file. Once the completion got triggered, fish errored with the message `No matches for wildcard [...]`. Don't quote the first argument as that is the name of the binary.
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The arguments used for dynamic completions in fish were missing quotes. This resulted in an error when one of the arguments had a
*in it whose expansion matched no file. Once the completion got triggered, fish errored with the messageNo matches for wildcard [...]. Don't quote the first argument as that is the name of the binary.Closes #1933