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- [ ] feature request
- [X ] documentation issue or request
- [ ] regression (a behavior that used to work and stopped in a new release)
Minimal steps to reproduce
Clone the repo to a Windows machine where git is configured globally to core.autocrlf true.
Open the project in VS Code and allow it to restart in a Remote Container environment.
You'll get an error related to the docker-in-docker-debian.sh file (CRLF error on Line 11, 18, etc.).
Process fails as a result of the above error.
Any log messages given by the failure
Invalid command in docker-in-docker-debian.sh (unrecognized command is the result of \r endings)
Expected/desired behavior
Start up the Remote Container environment.
OS and Version?
Windows 10 21H2 (OS Build 19044.1889) - I'm on a virtual machine provided to me for use in another scenario
Versions
VS Code 1.70.2
Mention any other details that might be useful
It looks like this is an issue with how git is configured on this particular Windows machine. I did the following to fix the issue:
Ran git config --global core.autocrlf false
Recloned the project and allowed VS Code to run the Remote Container environment.
It might be helpful to mention this in the build-and-run.md file for others who may hit the issue on Windows. Another option to help make it automatic would be to add a .gitattributes file with * text=auto eol=lf in it (although I'd have to validate that in this case).
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x)Minimal steps to reproduce
core.autocrlf true.docker-in-docker-debian.shfile (CRLF error on Line 11, 18, etc.).Any log messages given by the failure
Invalid command in
docker-in-docker-debian.sh(unrecognized command is the result of \r endings)Expected/desired behavior
Start up the Remote Container environment.
OS and Version?
Versions
Mention any other details that might be useful
It looks like this is an issue with how git is configured on this particular Windows machine. I did the following to fix the issue:
git config --global core.autocrlf falseIt might be helpful to mention this in the
build-and-run.mdfile for others who may hit the issue on Windows. Another option to help make it automatic would be to add a.gitattributesfile with* text=auto eol=lfin it (although I'd have to validate that in this case).