docs: clarify that curl often uses the argument as-is#17829
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docs: clarify that curl often uses the argument as-is#17829
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Maybe we should rather mention this caveat in a generic fashion for options in general instead of repeating this many times. Especially since this repetition makes it easy to forget to do it for a specific option and if we do it for 11 options but not for some specific other option, it might trick someone into believing those other options are different. |
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That is what I did now. |
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This looks fine to me. But there should be an equivalent for curl_easy_setopt() as well. |
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Often without any specific filtering done, so whatever the user passes on is used verbatim. Sometimes this is good, sometimes it causes unexpected outcomes.