Could you update curl to 7.87.0 in next ventura?

Can you explain what the problem is here? It sounds like you've been paying too much attention to what you see on the internet. That stuff isn't true. I'm not sure what you mean by "the MacOS list".

If you want a newer version of curl, you can compile one yourself or wait until the macOS beta cycle starts June.

fredS9AmD wrote:

There is a regression in curl 7.86.0 in the .netrc handling, fixed in 7.87.0.

It's apparently Apple's fault if you have that version shipped and not yet updated.

https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/9973#issuecomment-1408606835

ref: <curl 7.86.0 October 23 2022 curl(1)>

Terminal version <Version 2.13 (447)>

The best you can do here is keep up with the point updates to the current macOS 13.2...as they become available.

To be proactive you can submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple

fredS9AmD wrote:

I experienced a problem on curl on Ventura 13.2 where I checked the reason by recompiling curl. And linked the commit that fix the problem, which is not included in the curl shipped in 13.2. It's quite a minor issue, that would probably only affect developpers, as I see no reason for other people to use curl.

It wouldn't affect them either.

What do you mean by that stuff isn't true? How do I get a warning against conspiracy theory already?

I just talked about Rapid Security Responses on Apple devices - Apple Support (CA) and I read it was used to update on 13.2 (I had problem to install that 13.2 because of the Preboot) . Now I worry about this :D

There is no need to worry. There is a security and fear industry that runs on the internet. It is fuelled by people who can't produce anything. They can only find theoretical faults in others' works. Certain large corporations have leveraged this industry to "protect users" by finding faults in their competitors' products. Apple still seems to be an unwilling member, but they are resigned enough to let this fear drive more frequent updates.

And Ventura 13.2 is not on Product Feedback yet. I just used 13.1 to report my problem. That's what I meant, not really important.

I'll say. The produce feedback page is not important at all. If you want to file a real bug report, use the feedback assistant app.

If you actually use curl or have something installed that does, you should probably install an updated version yourself.

Apple may update it since it isn't using a GPLv3 license, but since they don't actually use curl, I doubt it will be a priority. As with etresoft, I don't imagine they will bother until the next major OS release which is usually in the fall timeframe.

I usually reserve the first line of comments for my hardware config and the real operating system version I am using when newer than the selection offers.