Line Breaks on comparing / uploading

[Mayegelt]

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Hello,
Currently on the repo that I help on there was a recent change to remove the line endings. However, I upload the files to Github using my browser. This seems to put them all back in again, which leads to it showing every single line having been changed.
Would it be possible (or is it possible) for like with the github app, having an option to not show those as changes when trying to compare. Or that github can auto reformat to add or remove the line endings as part of an automatic script.

[CiceroLino]

Your git in terminal keep asking to use LF or CRLF?

Any doubts, you can reach the documentation https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/configuring-git-to-handle-line-endings

[Mayegelt]

Unfortunately I barely know what I'm talking about in this regard.
This is the repo
https://github.com/BSData/horus-heresy
As far as I can tell the coding program I use seems to keep the formatting the same. But when I upload using chrome, it changes it to how windows defaults to, which is different to how Mac does.

[CiceroLino]

Trying use this your cmd or whatever terminal are you using git config --global core.autocrlf false

After run this, try send files again!

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