Butterfly CLI allows escaped semicolons and equals as extension property value when passed using -p #361
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Butterfly CLI option `-p` uses semi-colon to separate properties and equals to separate property from value. Now, the option '-p' accepts escaped semi-colon and equals as property value. Example `-p firstkey=value\;1;secondkey=value\;2`
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Butterfly CLI option `-p` uses semi-colon to separate properties and equals to separate property from value. Now, the option '-p' accepts escaped semi-colon and equals as property value. Example `-p firstkey=value\;1;secondkey=value\;2`
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Fixes issue #360
I have added three test cases.
Please let me know if I need to change anything.