The age old CRLF vs LF cross-platform issue, as reflected in the source code.
Given that development happens on both Linux AND Windows, it would be nice to hide files that show being updated when all that's changed is LF <-> CRLF. Not sure how to do that in git and/or GitHub context.
For me, seeing ^M at the end of lines in a text editor in Linux pokes at my OCD. I REALLY want to fix it here.
Not that I suffer from OCD. But to say I never have OCD tendencies would be, well, inaccurate.
The age old CRLF vs LF cross-platform issue, as reflected in the source code.
Given that development happens on both Linux AND Windows, it would be nice to hide files that show being updated when all that's changed is LF <-> CRLF. Not sure how to do that in git and/or GitHub context.
For me, seeing ^M at the end of lines in a text editor in Linux pokes at my OCD. I REALLY want to fix it here.
Not that I suffer from OCD. But to say I never have OCD tendencies would be, well, inaccurate.