when using `cross-env-shell`, the CLI args get split on whitespace

[thepuzzlemaster]

version: 1.14.0
platform: OSX

repro: I have the following script in my package.json

"test:integration:start": "cross-env-shell start-server-and-test \"node server.js\" https-get://localhost:3333 \"cypress run\"",

When I run yarn test:integration:start, it always splits up node and server.js and cypress and run, so it tries to launch the server using node, and then waits for a response at server.js. I've tried every combination of escaped double quotes or single quotes I can think of to get it to read those strings together, but to no avail.

• expected behavior
  start-server-and-test can read my strings without splitting on whitespace

• actual behavior
  Each string is split on whitespace, leading to the script incorrectly parsing the command.

I also tried pulling out the strings into environment variables, but got the same result.
I also tried putting each command into its own npm script, and while that does actually work, it runs the commands with npm rather than yarn. If I add the yarn prefix, it splits those 2 words apart as well (e.g. starts the server using yarn and then waits for a response on myScriptName.)

I'm sure this has to do with the combination of cross-env-shell with start-server-and-test, but I'm hoping there's a way around it where i can continue to use both libraries.