16 points | by smartmic 21 hours ago ago
6 comments
The original post: https://mastodon.social/@bagder/117061983160992793
They should just drop support for Windows and let Microsoft develop something with similar functionality. If Microsoft doesn't, well, them's the breaks.
There is already Invoke-WebRequest. Powershell 5 infamously shipped with "curl" as an alias for it. So be careful what you wish for.
Isn't Invoke-WebRequest the one that makes it really hard to have an exit code != 0 if your request fails?
I REALLY hate that alias.
Since curl has minimal non-copyleft license, Microsoft can just use it as is.
However seems they lost capability to properly maintain anything, most obvious problems will be patched with AI crap at best.
The original post: https://mastodon.social/@bagder/117061983160992793
They should just drop support for Windows and let Microsoft develop something with similar functionality. If Microsoft doesn't, well, them's the breaks.
There is already Invoke-WebRequest. Powershell 5 infamously shipped with "curl" as an alias for it. So be careful what you wish for.
Isn't Invoke-WebRequest the one that makes it really hard to have an exit code != 0 if your request fails?
I REALLY hate that alias.
Since curl has minimal non-copyleft license, Microsoft can just use it as is.
However seems they lost capability to properly maintain anything, most obvious problems will be patched with AI crap at best.