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Backport trailing whitespace removal #1609

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@nevans nevans commented Apr 9, 2024

As I understand it, the master branch may not be released as 2.9 or 3.0 any time soon. As such, any code that should be released soon will need to be backported to 2-8-stable.

This PR simply cherry-picks 956a73e (#1510/#1441), for the sole purpose of reducing diff noise between the master and 2-8-stable branches. While it is possible to use the -w flag to various git commands for my own investigations from my own terminal window, that option isn't always possible for various other tools (including the github web UI).

My hope is that, with that diff noise reduced, it may be a little bit easier to backport other PRs. It was certainly useful for me when I was doing my own comparison between the branches.

There were only a couple of very minor conflicts that were resolved by simply using the 2-8-stable version and removing its trailing whitespace directly. Reading through the commit, I believe this is safe.

git show -w $PR_COMMIT should be empty for this PR.

@sebbASF sebbASF merged commit 9f5826a into mikel:2-8-stable Apr 10, 2024
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sebbASF commented Apr 10, 2024

THanks!

@nevans nevans deleted the backport-trailing-whitespace-removal branch May 20, 2024 17:19
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