[Bug]: Test: Playwright Install in VSCode command Generated wrong command.

[KayabaZeref]

Version

1.41.1

Steps to reproduce

1. Open VSCode.
2. Install Playwright extensions from VSCode.
3. Create New Project
4. Crtl + P to open VSCode command
5. Type "Test: Playwright Install"
6. Select: "Chorium, Firefox, and Github."
7. Press Enter

Expected behavior

The command will run the npm script and install Playwright successfully.

Actual behavior

An error occurred stating

_(My Project path)_ "npm init playwright@latest --yes "--" . '--quiet' '--browser=chromium' '--browser=firefox' '--browser=webkit' '--gha' 

> npx
> create-playwright . '--quiet' '--browser=chromium' '--browser=firefox' '--browser=webkit' '--gha'
error: too many arguments. Expected 1 argument but got 6.
npm error code 1
npm error path _(My Project path)_
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.26200.8037]"

Additional context

The corrected command should be:
npm init playwright@latest --yes "--" --quiet --browser chromium firefox webkit --gha
The issue was with the --browser option syntax. Instead of using --browser=chromium --browser=firefox --browser=webkit, you need to use --browser chromium firefox webkit (without the = and as a single option with multiple values).

Environment

npx envinfo --preset playwright

[Skn0tt]

I can repro this under CMD, but not under PowerShell.

[KayabaZeref]

I can repro this under CMD, but not under PowerShell.

Thanks for checking. That makes sense. I was using CMD when I encountered this. It seems like the way the extension generates the command string (specifically the single quotes and the repeated --browser= flags) isn't being parsed correctly by CMD's argument handler. Using a space-separated format without quotes resolved it manually for me.