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Currently, the spring-javaformat settings in src/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml enforces an LF ending.
This causes an error when running the build on Windows where the default line ending is CRLF.
I get that CRLF line endings are unwanted in the project, but usually running git with core.autocrlf=true should solve that problem.
core.autocrlf=true
There is a similar bug in the spring-javaformat project where it's recommended to simply remove that setting so that it defaults to LF_CR_CRLF:
LF_CR_CRLF
spring-io/spring-javaformat#202
I propose removing it, too.
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Seems it was just an issue with my local config.
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Hi Andreas, you closed this issue too soon.
ccoltx
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Currently, the spring-javaformat settings in src/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml enforces an LF ending.
This causes an error when running the build on Windows where the default line ending is CRLF.
I get that CRLF line endings are unwanted in the project, but usually running git with
core.autocrlf=true
should solve that problem.There is a similar bug in the spring-javaformat project where it's recommended to simply remove that setting so that it defaults to
LF_CR_CRLF
:spring-io/spring-javaformat#202
I propose removing it, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: