urllib.request: Remove deprecated cafile, capath and cadefault parameters in Python 3.13 #105382
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Remove cafile, capath and cadefault parameters of the urllib.request.urlopen() function, deprecated in Python 3.6.
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Remove cafile, capath and cadefault parameters of the urllib.request.urlopen() function, deprecated in Python 3.6.
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Remove cafile, capath and cadefault parameters of the urllib.request.urlopen() function, deprecated in Python 3.6.
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In Python 3.12, I removed keyfile and certfile parameters of most stdlib modules in issue #94172, but I forgot to remove cafile and capath of the
urllib.requestmodule.I propose to remove the cafile, capath and cadefault parameters of
urllib.request.urlopen()in Python 3.13. These parameters are deprecated since Python 3.6: the context parameter should be used instead. Using cafile and capath is less safe than using the context parameter.Linked PRs
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