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Please stick to
\n
only. On Windows folks seem to get by with\n
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That seems to be the case when using
\n
with println. I am not so sure about io writer though. We do the same for sync progress events:cli/cmd/sync/output.go
Line 49 in be10ff9
Maybe it's worthwhile testing it out on windows?
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yep, please check it on windows
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fmt.Println
goes through anio.Writer
, the two operate at different levels.Please file a follow up to check out if
\n
alone is good enough. Use of\r\n
on Unix systems could be problematic so I prefer using\n
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Followup filed at #451