Re-normalize line-endings in git of all files to Linux style ("\n") #954
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Some files were checked-in into git having windows style line endings (\r\n). This is in general not wanted because it can cause modified files without any difference in git-staging on Windows if auto-crlf is enabled. To re-normalize line endings of all files use the following command (including dot): git add --renormalize .
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Not sure if there versions need to be bumped, please check in the IDE. |
Checked it. All affected projects have already been bumped within the last two days thanks to Jörgs Java-doc fixings. |
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Thanks for submitting so quickly. |
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What it does
Some files were checked-in into git having windows style line endings (\r\n). This is in general not wanted because it can cause modified files without any difference in git-staging on Windows if auto-crlf is enabled.
To re-normalize line endings of all files use the following command (including dot):
git add --renormalize .This is the same as eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt.core#1644, just for this repository.
Most files are not productive files, only some source files of the relatively new bytecode-view are affected.
@iloveeclipse do you want to have a look at this one?
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