Create a service with spaces doesn't work in Windows. #2

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josh · 2019-11-15T06:48:26Z

josh commented

2019-11-15 06:48:26 +00:00

Windows 10 v1903.

serviceman add --name "A Go Web Server" server.exe

It works, until you shut down or restart, then it never comes back up. However, this works through a reboot:

serviceman add --name "Go" server.exe

Windows 10 v1903. ``` serviceman add --name "A Go Web Server" server.exe ``` It works, until you shut down or restart, then it never comes back up. However, this works through a reboot: ``` serviceman add --name "Go" server.exe ```

coolaj86 commented

2019-11-15 07:30:21 +00:00

That's because name isn't supposed to be a human-readable Title, it's meant to be a machine readable name: a_name_like_this

That's because name isn't supposed to be a human-readable Title, it's meant to be a machine readable name: `a_name_like_this`

josh commented

2019-11-15 22:01:27 +00:00

Ok. That makes perfect sense, I just didn't know that. I tried to create a pull request but don't seem to be able to: cf6329ba27

Ok. That makes perfect sense, I just didn't know that. I tried to create a pull request but don't seem to be able to: https://git.rootprojects.org/josh/serviceman/commit/cf6329ba277b96e75b4ba527567d0d5a0c3e4ed8

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