Add Option to Disable SSL Verification for cURL Requests #81
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Adds an extra option for disabling cURL SSL verification for UploadSaver
Adds an extra option for disabling cURL SSL verification for UploadSaver
glensc
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Commit messages are useless (don't follow any good style), hence this will be squash merged |
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Description:
This PR introduces a new feature that allows users to disable SSL verification for cURL requests. This can be useful for testing in development environments or interacting with endpoints using self-signed certificates.
Changes:
verify(default: true).curl_setopt_arrayto include the new settingCURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEERChecklist:
Note:
Disabling SSL verification may expose requests to potential security risks. Use this option only in trusted environments.