Fix mastodon:setup choking on env variables containing '%' #13940
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Fix a regression introduced in mastodon#13928, caused by TTY::Command building shell commands by chaining string substitutions. Ditch TTY::Command and use system instead (both do shell out).
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…13940) Fix a regression introduced in mastodon#13928, caused by TTY::Command building shell commands by chaining string substitutions. Ditch TTY::Command and use system instead (both do shell out).
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Fix a regression introduced in #13928, caused by TTY::Command building
shell commands by chaining string substitutions.
Ditch TTY::Command and use system instead (both do shell out).