Escape HTTP MCP server URLs in Windows CMD execution #230
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Completes the URL escaping fix for Windows by handling the remaining direct execution paths that were missed in commit 4f475ca. Previous fix addressed PowerShell scripts and Unix bash commands but missed two critical Windows CMD execution paths.
Changes:
The ^ character is escaped first to prevent double-escaping of subsequently escaped characters.
Resolves Windows CMD interpretation of & as command separator in HTTP MCP URLs.