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Maybe i’m being obtuse, but can I have an option accept a string that includes whitespace? This:
```script --some-option="two words"```
sets `--some-option` to `two` and then passes `words` as an argument

Yes, that should work fine. Your shell is responsible for tokenizing, if a quoted string is split up, that's done before clikt sees it. (you can confim that by just printing `argv`). Are you doing some `$@` argument expansion in a bash script and missing quotes?

&gt; Are you doing some `$@` argument expansion in a bash script and missing quotes?
I sure am, that was exactly it.  Fixed now.  Thanks! (and fantastic library by the way)