My ACTUAL.TXT and my EXPECTED.TXT are exactly identical and I have made sure that the spacing is also identical, however it still fails the test, I read from the tutorial page that it is because the ending line of the two files are different and that the solution is
Solution: You can use the dos2unix utility (available in git-bash and *nix operating systems) to convert a file to Unix format.
I am not sure how I am supposed to implement this, do I change the script?
Are you using GitBash or command prompt/powershell?
If you use GitBash, dos2unix is a part of the script, you don't need to do anything.
Use meld to check what difference you see. (e.g., there could be an additional new line at the end of the file).
My ACTUAL.TXT and my EXPECTED.TXT are exactly identical and I have made sure that the spacing is also identical, however it still fails the test, I read from the tutorial page that it is because the ending line of the two files are different and that the solution is
Solution: You can use the dos2unix utility (available in git-bash and *nix operating systems) to convert a file to Unix format.
I am not sure how I am supposed to implement this, do I change the script?