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Why on hell do you suggest to use --no-check-certificatewith wget when downloading an installation script, which is immediately executed after it is downloaded? (Windows instructions)
This opens a 🚪 for everyone wanting to install malware on your system or modify git flow or so...
I mean it is already only HTTPS, which is used for verifying the files there, so one should not disable the verification of the certificate now to make it even worse.
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Why on hell do you suggest to use
--no-check-certificate
with wget when downloading an installation script, which is immediately executed after it is downloaded? (Windows instructions)This opens a 🚪 for everyone wanting to install malware on your system or modify git flow or so...
I mean it is already only HTTPS, which is used for verifying the files there, so one should not disable the verification of the certificate now to make it even worse.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: