Notification arguments to a script looks strange

Hello

I am using director and created a Command calling a python script.

In Director I added the arguments like “–host” etc
Mapped it with fields like “notification_host”
On Command Tab I have mapped the fields with the corresponding values like
notification_host = $host.name$

What I am seeing that when it is passing the argument to the script it is passing it in the following format

‘–host’, ‘ccccccc602’, ‘–service’, ‘SN-WIN-osservices’, ‘–priority’, ‘WARNING’, ‘–output’, ‘WARNING: , delayed (BITS=stopped (delayed))’, ‘–os’, ‘Windows Server 2016 Standard’, ‘–operator’, ‘operator_os’, ‘–notificationtype’, ‘PROBLEM’, ‘–notification_default’, ‘operator_os’, ‘–hostappname’, ‘TEC-Server’, ‘–Environment’, ‘PROD’, ‘–eventtime’, ‘2022-03-15 15:13:26 +0100’, ‘–division’, ‘Tec’, ‘–operatoros’, ‘G_W_RUN’, ‘–operatormw’, ‘G_W_RUN’, ‘–appname’, ‘TEC-Server’, ‘–Info’, ‘Prueft den Status wichtiger Windows-Services auf Windows-Hosts’, ‘–IPAddress’, ‘99.99.99.99’

Look at the comma separated key value pair.

What I was expecting it to be
–host=“ccccccc602” --service=“SN-LIN-load”…

Like more of equal to in between. Am I doing something wrong or is it standard format to have comma separated

Is this happening because of the director?

Hello

Further progress made to be able to use a python script to get alerts from icinga and push for ticket in servicenow.

I am at a problem where my command custom properties looks like below

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My Problem is because the icinga sending space separated arguments to the script and service output will definitely have a space because of plugin output - is there a way to wrap it with double quotes or something