At one point I had to write some healthcheck scripts for some WebAPIs on Windows. PowerShell was the obvious choice. Neat, it even ships with curl -> Dis going to be easy. Test curl commands in WSL shell -> works like a charm. Copy command to *.ps1 script. Powershell STDOUT full of red errors, mentioning something with wrong usage of Invoke-WebRequest
mfw I realized curl is an alias. to this built-in Invoke-WebRequest instead of actual curl
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •At one point I had to write some healthcheck scripts for some WebAPIs on Windows. PowerShell was the obvious choice. Neat, it even ships with curl -> Dis going to be easy. Test curl commands in WSL shell -> works like a charm. Copy command to *.ps1 script. Powershell STDOUT full of red errors, mentioning something with wrong usage of Invoke-WebRequest
mfw I realized curl is an alias.
to this built-in Invoke-WebRequest instead of actual curl
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