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I have this as a bash function:
function gits() {
git grep -i -n --color $@ -- $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel);
}
If I run this:
gits def add_crumb
I want:
git grep -i -n --color "def add_crumb" -- $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
The purpose of
$@is specifically to split it into individual arguments. Use"$*"if you don’t want that. (Yes, with the double quotes; you should have them in"$@"as well, actually.)