Hey! For curl headers, you can also use a config file if you’re dealing with a ton of headers. Just create a file like `headers.txt` with:
```
header = "Header1: value1"
header = "Header2: value2"
```
Then run:
`curl -K headers.txt https://example.com`
Makes life easier if you’re reusing the same headers a lot.
For debugging, `curl --trace-ascii debug.log` dumps everything to a file. Super handy for digging into issues.
```
header = "Header1: value1"
header = "Header2: value2"
```
Then run:
`curl -K headers.txt https://example.com`
Makes life easier if you’re reusing the same headers a lot.
For debugging, `curl --trace-ascii debug.log` dumps everything to a file. Super handy for digging into issues.
