It doesn't, but in the last ~3 months I've come around to the idea that it should And I did a bunch of research on it (e.g. https://lobste.rs/s/qjzd9y/everyone

It doesn't, but in the last ~3 months I've come around to the idea that it should And I did a bunch of research on it (e.g. https://lobste.rs/s/qjzd9y/everyone_quotes_command_line_arguments https://lobste.rs/s/qjzd9y/everyone_quotes_command_line_argu... ) I did notice that git for windows uses a bash built with MSYS. And I noticed that Python's subprocess module implements pipelines with native Win32, not with MSYS. So that is something we can do in Oils, in theory I won't say it's high priority, but of course it's an open source project, and users often change the priorities Two things that would really help are (1) finding a skilled Win32 programmer and (2) getting another grant (we've gotten 3 in the past)