Closed bcspragu closed 3 months ago
The idea is that a ~/.curlrc can contain options that change the output, like -w, which can cause downstream tooling (like tar) to fail.
~/.curlrc
-w
tar
In this case, we want curl to behave consistently regardless of how the user has configured curl.
curl
Fixes https://github.com/jorgebucaran/nvm.fish/issues/223
I would also prefer --disable, but let's use -q, which was available before --disable was introduced.
--disable
-q
Related https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher/pull/771
Sounds good, done
Wonderful, thank you! 💯
The idea is that a
~/.curlrc
can contain options that change the output, like-w
, which can cause downstream tooling (liketar
) to fail.In this case, we want
curl
to behave consistently regardless of how the user has configured curl.Fixes https://github.com/jorgebucaran/nvm.fish/issues/223