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2.7.10
https://github.com/atk4/ui/tree/d896fec803b0dbb360ebe38b1514b675b934258f/js
in atk4/ui framework we precompile and ship built JS files together with other changes
when we tried to upgrade from vue 2.6.14 to 2.7.10 we observed the EOL in the dist files is mixed
this is causing our builds to be unstable in environments where EOL git normalization is enabled
to fix the problem, please unify all EOL of text files to industry standard LF (no Windows CRLF)
once fixed, please issue a bugfix release, thanks!
all source text files has LF EOL
source files has mixed EOL, some lines are ended with LF, some with CRLF
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in dist/vue.esm.js there is still CRLF:
dist/vue.esm.js
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Version
2.7.10
Reproduction link
https://github.com/atk4/ui/tree/d896fec803b0dbb360ebe38b1514b675b934258f/js
Steps to reproduce
in atk4/ui framework we precompile and ship built JS files together with other changes
when we tried to upgrade from vue 2.6.14 to 2.7.10 we observed the EOL in the dist files is mixed
this is causing our builds to be unstable in environments where EOL git normalization is enabled
to fix the problem, please unify all EOL of text files to industry standard LF (no Windows CRLF)
once fixed, please issue a bugfix release, thanks!
What is expected?
all source text files has LF EOL
What is actually happening?
source files has mixed EOL, some lines are ended with LF, some with CRLF
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: