If you don't want the timing, use `"${@}"`, not `eval "${@}"`. The latter will parse all of your arguments through the shell an additional, unwanted time. For

If you don't want the timing, use `"${@}"`, not `eval "${@}"`. The latter will parse all of your arguments through the shell an additional, unwanted time. For example, take the command `./run echo "Don't"`. When using `time`, this will print `Don't`. If you use just `"${@}"`, it will also print `Don't`. But if you use `eval "$@"`, this will crash with an error like eval: line 10: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''