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Don't force people to use our default gitignore file or line-ending normalization #5

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@aroben aroben commented Jun 9, 2012

Users can still opt-in to these behaviors on a per-repository basis (and GitHub for Windows will encourage them to do so). But setting them as a default for all existing repositories is just too confusing.

This file still lives in /etc/gitignore.suggested, and users can copy it
from there into their own repositories if desired. But now they won't
have to wonder why some files mysteriously aren't being tracked by Git.
Users can still get this by copying our /etc/gitattributes.suggested
file into their repository or creating their own .gitattributes file.
But now they won't have to wonder why a whole bunch of line endings are
marked as changed after cloning a repository that was created without
normalization.
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haacked commented Jun 11, 2012

:shipit:

@@ -1,6 +1,3 @@
# Auto detect text files and perform LF normalization
* text=auto

# Custom for Visual Studio
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Do we still want these in here?

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There's no harm in them. But I don't know much about them either.

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tclem commented Jun 11, 2012

otherwise, 🆒

@tclem tclem merged commit b2691a2 into devel Jun 12, 2012
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