$noEscapingMessage

This function behaves similarly to $message, but it does not escape special characters. This means characters like backticks (`) or newlines will be interpreted literally and won’t be replaced with their escaped counterparts.

Usage: $noEscapingMessage

!!exec `` `$` $noEscapingMessage `` ` `` `$` `` ` !!exec `` `$` `` ` `` `#CHAR#` `` `

::: danger READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING!

ONLY use this function if you understand the implications and are comfortable handling potentially unsafe characters. Using $noEscapingMessage carelessly can lead to command errors, unexpected behavior, or even security vulnerabilities. Always sanitize your inputs and be aware of the context in which this function is being used. :::

::: tip

For most use cases, it’s recommended to use $message to ensure proper character escaping and prevent unexpected issues. :::

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