$* will undergo word splitting and pathname expansion

[andlrc]

I changed $* to "$@" which will expand parameters as passed and prevent pathname expansion, consider this snippet:

~ $ cat test.sh
#!/usr/bin/env bash
printf "<%s>" $*
printf "\n"
printf "<%s>" "$*"
printf "\n"
printf "<%s>" "$@"
printf "\n"
~ $ ./test.sh 'hello world' 'John' 'Doe'
<hello><world><John><Doe>
<hello world John Doe>
<hello world><John><Doe>

Above each send argument for printf is wrapped in <...>. "$@" is the only expansion that respects the send arguments.

If we run the same test with a literal * the result will be something like:

~ $ ./test.sh '*'
<bin><Desktop><Documents><Downloads><...><...>
<*>
<*>

[twolfson]

Looks good to me. Here's the CHANGELOG and release command:

1.6.3 - Fixed word splitting in `release.sh` via @andlrc in #47

./release.sh 1.6.3

[twolfson]

Thanks @mlmorg =)