This is the equivalent of giving an author of a website remote code execution (RCE) on your computer.
I get the idea that you can download the script first and carefully read it, but I think that 99% of people won't.
Sometimes you see curl -sSLfO. Please, use the long form. It makes life easier for everybody. It makes it easier to verify, and to look up. Finding --silent in curl's docs is easier than reading through every occurrence of -s.
curl --silent --show-error --location --fail --remote name https://example.com/script.sh
> for-docs "ls -lrth /mnt/data"
ls -l --reverse -t --human-readable -- /mnt/data
(I'd put in an option to put the options alphabetically too)
Kind of like positing a master `dry-run` command as opposed to different commands implementing `--dry-run` arguments.
I did something like this:
_command="sed" _option="n"
man -- "${_command}" | sed --quiet --expression "s/^ -${_option}.*, //p"