CLI property:set type=list links, not just text

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Steps to reproduce

I’ve tried this both on Windows and on a fresh MAcOS install. No plugins, no themes. I want a list of properties that are links, and I’m trying to do it with the CLI because I can’t do it with the import CSV function. Simple CLI command, I thought:
obsidian vault=test property:set type=list file=testingtesting name=IPaddresses value=“[[1.1.1.1]], [[2.2.2.2]]”

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Expected result

I expect to see a list of properties that are links, like…
IPaddresses:

  • “[[1.1.1.1]]”
  • “[[2.2.2.2]]”

Actual result

Instead of getting the two links as separate properties, I get a single link. It seems like the parser is taking the first double square brackets, and the final double square brackets, and assuming that everything in between is a single string, and therefore a single file to link to. In the graph, it links to…
1.1.1.1]], [[2.2.2.2
and in the frontmatter, it’s
IPaddresses: “[[1.1.1.1]], [[2.2.2.2]]”
instead of
IP addresses:

  • “[[1.1.1.1]]”
  • “[[2.2.2.2]]”
    And when I specify only one of the IPs as a link, then it works just fine. Or if I just have a single link property in the list, that works too.
    obsidian vault=test file=testingtesting property:set type=list name=IPaddresses value=“1.1.1.1, [[2.2.2.2]]”
    gives me
    IPaddresses:
  • 1.1.1.1
  • “[[2.2.2.2]]”
    When I escape the doublequotes in MacOS with a backslash…
    obsidian vault=test file=testingtesting property:set type=list name=IPaddresses value=““[[1.1.1.1]]”, “[[2.2.2.2]]””
    I get these extraneous apostrophes around the links, and the links don’t work…
    IPaddresses:
  • ‘“[[1.1.1.1]]”’
  • ‘“[[2.2.2.2]]”’
    On Windows, escaping the doublequotes with a backtick gives me the same single-string “link” as happens when I don’t add any quote marks around the links; that’s the original complaint.

Environment

SYSTEM INFO:
Obsidian version: 1.12.7
Installer version: 1.12.7
Operating system: Windows 11 Enterprise 10.0.26100
Login status: not logged in
Language: en
Insider build toggle: off
Live preview: on
Base theme: adapt to system
Community theme: none
Snippets enabled: 0
Restricted mode: off
Plugins installed: 1
Plugins enabled: 1
1: Importer v1.8.6

Additional information

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value="[\"[[1.1.1.1]]\", \"[[2.2.2.2]]\"]"
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Thank you!

On Windows PowerShell, it gives me

IPaddresses: "[\\[[1.1.1.1]]\\, \\[[2.2.2.2]]\\]"

But then I tried on Windows CMD, and I got the correct answer:

IPaddresses:

- “[[1.1.1.1]]”

- “[[2.2.2.2]]”

And on MacOS, I also got the correct response.

Thanks so much!