Runner argument not parsed correctly on windows

[MaxumCSmith]

Upon running the following command,

$ poetry run poe test-integ-watch
Poe => ptw --runner "pytest -m integtest"

[Wed Jun 15 10:02:38 2022] Running: "pytest -m integtest"
'\"pytest -m integtest\"' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

my windows machine produces an argv that is formed as
['"poetry', 'run', 'poe', 'test-integ"'] instead of being formed as ['poetry', 'run', 'poe', 'test-integ']. The line where the watcher fails is shown below.

found at

pytest-watch/pytest_watch/watcher.py

Line 274 in 17375a1

p = subprocess.Popen(argv, shell=is_windows)

Running the same command on a Mac would have a well-formed list of arguments.

One possible solution would be to clean the arguments before passing them into the constructor, i.e.,

def cleanArgv(argv):
  return [x.replace('\"', '') for x in argv]

argv = cleanArgv(argv) if is_windows else argv

# Run tests
p = subprocess.Popen(argv, shell=is_windows)

[mrtndwrd]

This seems to still be broken. Any way around this? I'd specifically love to be able to run ptw with -m or -k arguments on Windows (unfortunately my current project has to run on a Windows machine, not WSL or anything else).

To add to this, the problem also seems to occur if you use the recommended -- <pytest runner arguments> method:

poetry run ptw -- -m "not integration"
Usage: ptw [options] [--ignore <dir>...] [<directory>...] [-- <pytest-args>...]

Edit: the workaround for me seems to be to not use poetry run to run the command. If I activate the Poetry env first and just run ptw -- -m "not integration" all is good :)