I’m all about `-k` when I’m testing locally and don’t wanna deal with certs. Yeah, it’s sketchy, but hey, dev life.
For debugging, `--trace-ascii /dev/stdout` dumps *everything*. It’s messy but golden when you’re desperate.
And `--compressed`? Underrated. Saves bandwidth and time if the server supports it.
Anyone else use `-o /dev/null` to ditch the response body but keep the rest?
For debugging, `--trace-ascii /dev/stdout` dumps *everything*. It’s messy but golden when you’re desperate.
And `--compressed`? Underrated. Saves bandwidth and time if the server supports it.
Anyone else use `-o /dev/null` to ditch the response body but keep the rest?
