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EOL CRLF vs LF #39

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kohlmu-pivotal opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 1 comment
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EOL CRLF vs LF #39

kohlmu-pivotal opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 1 comment
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Is there a way that we can force spotless to use LF eol for both windows and unix?

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Yup, take a look towards the bottom of this section of the README.

By default, Spotless copies git's behavior. If you're using git, I highly recommend that you use a .gitattributes file to change the line ending. Otherwise Spotless and git will fight each other.

Here's a .gitattributes file which will change all line endings to LF.

* text eol=lf

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* chore: specify the eol setting to stabilize spotless result

refs diffplug/spotless#39 (comment)

* chore: replace CRLF with LF

* build: stabilize the build even with old JVM

* test: reproduce the reported problem with unit test

* fix: report without extra option cannot be created

* chore: apply spotless
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