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This change adds single quotes around the URL of the curl command. It makes sure to make curl commands with a URL that contains multiple query param work well in *nix terminals. e.g. `curl http://example.com?query=one&query=two` the terminal will interpret the `&` character as a “send to background” command. [See this SO thread for details](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13339469/how-to-include-an-character-in-a-bash-curl-statement)
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Hello, thanks for your contribution, may I ask you to check this, tests would need to be updated |
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This change adds single quotes around the URL of the curl command.
It makes sure to make curl commands with a URL that contains multiple query param work well in *nix terminals.
e.g.
curl http://example.com?query=one&query=twothe terminal will interpret the&character as a “send to background” command. See this SO thread for details