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VSCode uses .vscode instead of .settings since 0.8.0 #662
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are you sure it was VSCode that changed the line endings and not git? if it's the former, then that sounds fine |
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Ah, yeah sorry; It was |
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Ok, can you please revert the changes to line endings then? |
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Finally, fixed.. :S |
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great, thanks! |
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Just moved the files to the new folder (was done automatically by opening it in VSCode)
VSCode seems to changed the line-ending or something... not sure why it changed; can fix it if you want me to :)