German translation for FOR /F command description is incorrect #16419

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opened 2026-01-31 05:08:50 +00:00 by claunia · 0 comments
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Originally created by @german-one on GitHub (Jan 17, 2022).

Originally assigned to: @lhecker on GitHub.

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Run FOR /?

  1. The description of how to use a FOR /F loop for commands and without using option USEBACKQ shows no quotes around the command. However, single quotes would have been correct here.
  2. The description of how to use a FOR /F loop for strings and using option USEBACKQ shows double quotes around the string. However, single quotes would have been correct here.

Expected Behavior

  1. FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ('Befehl') DO Befehl [Parameter]
  2. FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ('Zeichenfolge') DO Befehl [Parameter]

Actual Behavior

  1. FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN (Befehl) DO Befehl [Parameter]
  2. FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ("Zeichenfolge") DO Befehl [Parameter]
Originally created by @german-one on GitHub (Jan 17, 2022). Originally assigned to: @lhecker on GitHub. ### Windows Terminal version _No response_ ### Windows build number _No response_ ### Other Software _No response_ ### Steps to reproduce <img width="476" alt="for_bug" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46659645/152648897-98534ea2-f4c4-4d46-964e-e7920b41033f.png"> Run `FOR /?` 1. The description of how to use a FOR /F loop for commands and _without_ using option USEBACKQ shows no quotes around the command. However, single quotes would have been correct here. 2. The description of how to use a FOR /F loop for strings _and_ using option USEBACKQ shows double quotes around the string. However, single quotes would have been correct here. ### Expected Behavior 1. `FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ('Befehl') DO Befehl [Parameter]` 2. `FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ('Zeichenfolge') DO Befehl [Parameter]` ### Actual Behavior 1. `FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN (Befehl) DO Befehl [Parameter]` 2. `FOR /F ["Optionen"] %variable IN ("Zeichenfolge") DO Befehl [Parameter]`
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Reference: starred/terminal#16419