Change default response format of the show action to HTML #3705
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This is consistent with the other actions. When making HTTP requests using tools that are not web browsers, like `curl` or `fetch` in JavaScript without an explicit `Accept` header Rails will receive the request as with the `Accept` header set to `*/*`. That means that all registered mime types are a potential match and Rails will pick the response type based on the order they're declared in the source code.
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This is consistent with the other actions. When making HTTP requests using tools that are not web browsers, like
curlorfetchin JavaScript without an explicitAcceptheader Rails will receive the request as with theAcceptheader set to*/*. That means that all registered mime types are a potential match and Rails will pick the response type based on the order they're declared in the source code.