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Use .gitattributes to normalise line endings on check-in#2
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Remove the mixed line endings pre-commit hook because it is obsolete. Relying on git to handle line endings means contributors have more flexibility with which line endings they want to use on check-out. The settings in .gitattributes only impose which line endings will be used upon check-in (LF), which should not impact local development; git will still respect the core.eol and core.autocrlf settings.
MarkKoz
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jchristgit
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@MarkKoz, could you resolve conflicts here? |
jb3
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Presumably the only conflict here is that |
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Remove the mixed line endings pre-commit hook because it is obsolete.
Relying on git to handle line endings means contributors have more flexibility with which line endings they want to use on check-out. The settings in
.gitattributesonly impose which line endings will be used upon check-in (LF), which should not impact local development; git will still respect thecore.eolandcore.autocrlfsettings.