organize: The `shell` action in v2.0.5 not working as before (v1.10.1)

Hey, it’s me again. Sorry for being annoying, I hope you don’t mind my bug reports. 😬 I’m trying to post one issue at a time, the blockers first… 😅

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I’m running the latest version from GitHub (pipx install git+https://github.com/tfeldmann/organize.git).

The shell is not behaving the same way it did before.

This is my rule, converted from v1.10.1 and enhanced with the new syntax from v2.0.5:

rules:
  - name: "Remove some hidden files and then remove empty dirs"
    locations: ~/
    filters:
      - name:
          startswith: .bash_history
    actions:
      - shell:
          cmd: "fd -uu -0 -tf -i .DS_Store ~/Downloads ~/Desktop ~/OneDrive ~/Documents | xargs -0 rm -v"
          ignore_errors: true
      - echo: "{shell.output}"
      - shell:
          cmd: "fd -uu -0 -tf -i .nomedia ~/Downloads ~/Desktop ~/OneDrive ~/Documents | xargs -0 rm -v"
          ignore_errors: true
      - echo: "{shell.output}"
      - shell:
          cmd: "find -f ~/Downloads -f ~/Desktop -f ~/Documents ~/OneDrive -mindepth 1 -type d -empty -print -delete"
          ignore_errors: true
      - echo: "{shell.output}"

This is the output:

❯ organize run
organize 2.0.5
Config: "/Users/aa/Library/Application Support/organize/config.yaml"

⚙ Remove some hidden files and then remove empty dirs ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/Users/aa
  .bash_history
    - (shell) $ fd -uu -0 -tf -i .DS_Store ~/Downloads ~/Desktop ~/OneDrive ~/Documents | xargs -0 rm -v
    - (echo) error: Found argument '-v' which wasn't expected, or isn't valid in this context
    - (echo)
    - (echo) USAGE:
    - (echo)     fd [FLAGS/OPTIONS] [<pattern>] [<path>...]
    - (echo)
    - (echo) For more information try --help
    - (shell) $ fd -uu -0 -tf -i .nomedia ~/Downloads ~/Desktop ~/OneDrive ~/Documents | xargs -0 rm -v
    - (echo) error: Found argument '-v' which wasn't expected, or isn't valid in this context
    - (echo)
    - (echo) USAGE:
    - (echo)     fd [FLAGS/OPTIONS] [<pattern>] [<path>...]
    - (echo)
    - (echo) For more information try --help
    - (shell) $ find -f ~/Downloads -f ~/Desktop -f ~/Documents ~/OneDrive -mindepth 1 -type d -empty -print -delete
    - (echo) find: ~/Downloads: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/Desktop: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/Documents: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/OneDrive: No such file or directory

success 1 / fail 0

If I run the command manually, exactly as in the rule, it works:

❯ fd -uu -0 -tf -i .DS_Store ~/Downloads ~/Desktop ~/OneDrive ~/Documents | xargs -0 rm -v
/Users/aa/Desktop/.DS_Store
/Users/aa/OneDrive/.DS_Store

Somehow shell expansion is not working, the ~/ path is not being expanded. All these directories exist, despite the error in the output:

    - (echo) find: ~/Downloads: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/Desktop: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/Documents: No such file or directory
    - (echo) find: ~/OneDrive: No such file or directory