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fix: implement `.editorconfig` to enforce LF line endings #7003

Closed lumirlumir closed 4 months ago

lumirlumir commented 4 months ago

Hello 😊

For general Windows users, when cloning the react.dev repository, LF often automatically changes to CRLF if no special settings are made in the editor. Typically, this changes back to LF during commits.

However,

  1. In some cases, due to bugs or conflicts, the conversion back to LF does not occur properly.
  2. To prevent CRLF automatic conversion on Windows, users must use commands like git config --global core.autocrlf false, which is a drawback as it relies on personal settings of the user.
  3. Due to the execution of pre-commit hooks, CRLF is changed back to LF during commits. However, since all file line endings are changed to CRLF after cloning the repository on Windows, there is a major drawback where all files are marked as modified.

Example of an error situation:

On windows, After adding a comment // add test to the 404.js file and entering git commit -m "test", all files with CRLF are changed to LF, resulting in over 100 files showing changes.

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Therefore, to ensure smooth compatibility between Windows and Linux/Mac users, I propose the adoption of .editorconfig, which is used in various repositories like 'react', 'eslint' and 'prettier'. By enforcing the use of LF, it is expected that Windows users will experience less confusion due to CRLF/LF issues during development.

Furthermore, I would like to tell you that after adopting .editorconfig, all the above-mentioned errors have been resolved. Thank you for your attention to this matter :)

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