Omit using -X when not needed, and don't default to demonstrating -k #15054
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chrismeyersfsu
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Apr 3, 2024
It's the year 2024: using -k as default in https URL schemes should be deprecated. (I have left one mention of it possibly being required if no CA available). Furtheremore, neither -XGET or -XPOST are required, as curl(1) well knows when to use which method.
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It's the year 2024: using -k as default in URLs with https scheme should be deprecated. (I have left one mention of it possibly being required if no CA available). Furtheremore, neither -XGET or -XPOST are required, as curl(1) well knows when to use which method.
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