The subprocess.run args argument is a list of strings, not a single string with whitespace-delimited parts, so you're all good quotingwise. This is now effortle

The subprocess.run args argument is a list of strings, not a single string with whitespace-delimited parts, so you're all good quotingwise. This is now effortlessly a lot better than what you get with bash in terms of how brittle things are! Supply check=True and the script will barf on subprocess failure. Another useful upgrade.