Set-SCPItem for a directory does not support unregular characters

Trying to send a whole directory using Set-SCPItem that contains unregluar characters in its name leads to what seems like a locked terminal and nothing happens. I haven't investigated this deeply (maybe the same goes for regular files as well) but a command like this:

>> Set-SCPItem -ComputerName computername -Path .\Folder(Name)\ -Destination /Upload/ -Verbose

VERBOSE: Using SSH Username and Password authentication for connection.
VERBOSE: ssh-ed25519 Fingerprint for computername: <...mac-adress-or-something>
VERBOSE: Fingerprint matched trusted ssh-ed25519 fingerprint for host computername
VERBOSE: Connection successful
VERBOSE: Uploading: C:\Users\User\Folder(Name)\
VERBOSE: Destination: /MUSIC/Interplay/Folder(Name)

This will just hang forever (at least over night 😅) and cant be interupted with ctrl+c. I'm gussing it has to do with some path-parsing on the destination side as ( needs to be escaped 🤔 ( on a *unix machine

As a sidenote; if one tries to send a directory, and a directory with the same name doesn't exist on the Destination, one would get a

>> Set-SCPItem -ComputerName computername -Path .\SomeDir\ -Destination /Upload/ -Verbose
(...)
Set-SCPItem: scp: /Upload/SomeDir: No such file or directory

Which is a little counter-intuitive when one tries to send a complete directory, but not a huge problem. Just annoyance 😇

 >>  Get-Module Posh-SSH

ModuleType Version    PreRelease Name                                ExportedCommands
---------- -------    ---------- ----                                ----------------
Manifest   3.0.8                 Posh-SSH                            {Get-SCPItem, Get-SFTPItem, Get-SSHHostKey, Get-SSHJsonKnownHost…}`

Reproduce the Set-SCPItem command with a directory named Folder(Name), then trace the Set-SCPItem path handling and SCP invocation used for directory uploads. Compare this with a directory whose name contains only regular characters and verify that the transfer completes, can be interrupted normally, and reports a clear result when the destination directory is absent.