Use wsl's bash as shell on Windows 10

Hi!

I am trying to set up bash as my default shell for vim. However I am not able to get it to work. This is the current setup which allows for commands without arguments to be executed:

if has('win32')
        set shell=bash
        set shellpipe=|
        set shellredir=>
        set shellcmdflag=-c
endif

For example, !ls executes as expected and prints the content of the current directory. However if I wanted to do !ls ~ the following error appears:

:!ls ~
/bin/bash: ls ~: command not found
Shell exited 127

What would be the correct way to setup bash.exe as the shell?

Thanks!

Terra

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