tests: prefer --insecure over -k
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For testing purposes, isn't it better to rather use a mix? |
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Would it be enough to use the short form in a single test (eg. 300), perhaps with a comment explaining this? |
This reverts commit 5109557. OK, failing without: https://github.com/curl/curl/actions/runs/14168423056/job/39686644841?pr=16878 FAIL 300: 'simple HTTPS GET' HTTPS, HTTP GET
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To make it uniform in all tests, and greppability.
Also:
-kflag with-qin test 1268. (the actual flag doesn'tmatter in this test)
-kin test 300 to test its short form.(also verified to fail without a working
-k)