PS-1245: Fix artifact search output format escape sequence handling #3522
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Description
Fix a long standing bug in
artifact searchcommand that this never workedThe output would be:
instead of:
It hasn't been an issue because our default format is hardcoded in golang using string literal:
%j %p %c\n, so the\nis parsed and correctly registered as escape sequence by the compiler.This PR fixes all that by using
strconv.Unquote.Context
PS-1245
Testing
go test ./...). Buildkite employees may check this if the pipeline has run automatically.go fmt ./...)Disclosures / Credits
Peasant hand written