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The shell shouldn't matter. This has to do with quoting/escaping behavior. Try quoting the template for the report. But you'll probably have to list the whole path as ~ won't expand if quoted. Yes you can use osxphotos with tcsh -- you just need to be aware of how your shell handles things like braces. |
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Hello,
My MacOS's default shell is zsh. But since I am comfortable with tcsh, I changed my default shell to tcsh.
My question is two fold. Could you please help.
#1.
When I use below script, it is working perfectly and I see
exportlog_2024-04-22_01H.27M.41S.csv
file from--report
But when execute below script, my --report file looks like this:
exportlog_today.date_today.hourH.today.minM.today.secS
Looks like variables are not substituting correctly.
Is it expected that variables replaced only in
zsh
but not intcsh
?#2.
Also, is it okay to use
osxphotos
intcsh
in general ? Will I face any issues going forward? (I just started usingosxphotos
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