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I currently have a copy of codes witch previously developed in MacOS. When I'm trying to open these files in my Windows.os vscode, I set charset = utf-8 in .editorconfig, and set "files.eol": "\n" in settings.json, it still shows CRLF on each file. What more should I do?
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I believe that "files.eol" only effects new files. To covert existing files, try running the Change End of Line Sequence Command. This command applies per file. A simple command line script that uses tools such as dos2unix on windows or sed on MacOS should be able to convert all files in an entire project
I currently have a copy of codes witch previously developed in MacOS. When I'm trying to open these files in my Windows.os vscode, I set
charset = utf-8in.editorconfig, and set"files.eol": "\n"insettings.json, it still shows CRLF on each file. What more should I do?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: