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Line endings are huge PITA for people who use different OS's for development (like I do). \n is not recognized by Windows in some editors, meanwhille \r\n ends up with extra ^M character in *nix systems. Currently dmn enforces \r\n in generated files (see: inikulin/ineed#3). We need to take smarter approach. Use the following strategy: If we already have .npmignore use it's line endings, otherwise use line endings of the OS in which dmn was invoked.
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Line endings are huge PITA for people who use different OS's for development (like I do).
\n
is not recognized by Windows in some editors, meanwhille\r\n
ends up with extra^M
character in *nix systems. Currentlydmn
enforces\r\n
in generated files (see: inikulin/ineed#3). We need to take smarter approach. Use the following strategy: If we already have.npmignore
use it's line endings, otherwise use line endings of the OS in whichdmn
was invoked.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: