PIPE2D-293: build_pfs: add curl arguments to prevent GitHub API failures #11
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Getting 422 or 403 errors from the GitHub API. Not entirely sure why, but adding -k/--insecure to ensure https isn't hurting us, and adding -L/--location where it was missing to ensure redirects don't either.
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I shall miss many, but at least 'application/vnd.github.VERSION.sha' shall be like 'application/vnd.github.v3.sha', but not using "VERSION" as string... |
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Ah, silly me! The docs are a little misleading. On closer inspection, I see I don't even need to specify a version at all. I'll fix this up on my next ticket. Thanks! |
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Getting 422 or 403 errors from the GitHub API. Not entirely
sure why, but adding -k/--insecure to ensure https isn't
hurting us, and adding -L/--location where it was missing
to ensure redirects don't either.