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currently the files in this repository have a mixture of LF and CRLF line-endings. Should all the files have LF line-endings?
Based on the last comment to this pull request PR 10 comment it seems that the desire would be to have only LF line-endings.
There are many instructions about how to convert repository to only have LF line-endings:
You are correct; the desire is to have LF line endings only. I've been postponing this "normalization" with the idea that I'll be doing it as I release the "1.0.0" version soon after #34 (and possibly #22 ) is implemented, as it will have other "significant and breaking changes" too, and I think it's better to "break things" once than each case separately
Scrin
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Should all files use LF line-endings?
All files should use LF line-endings
May 31, 2019
Hi,
currently the files in this repository have a mixture of LF and CRLF line-endings. Should all the files have LF line-endings?
Based on the last comment to this pull request PR 10 comment it seems that the desire would be to have only LF line-endings.
There are many instructions about how to convert repository to only have LF line-endings:
Contains good documentation but not so good commands to perform the conversion
Shows working commands for many different git client versions
The simplest way to achieve this is to add .gitattributes file and then running "git add --renormalize ." to convert all files accordingly.
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