Minor issue, but thought I'd report since it might make some commits from those on non-Windows machines look weird. In a git checkout on Mac, I'm seeing a mix of line endings in different files, e.g.:
% file src/wx-app.cc
src/wx-app.cc: c program text, ASCII text
% file src/wx-sdl2-joystick.c
src/wx-sdl2-joystick.c: c program text, ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators
I'd guess this might be an artifact from the mercurial to git migration.
Configuring Git to handle line endings suggests setting git config --global core.autocrlf true on Windows. (I've confirmed my settings on Mac/Linux are the suggested git config --global core.autocrlf input.)
One potential option for fixing: Rewrite git history to replace all CRLF to LF?. This would break any outstanding pull requests though (workaround would be cherry-picking the individual commits.)
Minor issue, but thought I'd report since it might make some commits from those on non-Windows machines look weird. In a git checkout on Mac, I'm seeing a mix of line endings in different files, e.g.:
I'd guess this might be an artifact from the mercurial to git migration.
Configuring Git to handle line endings suggests setting
git config --global core.autocrlf trueon Windows. (I've confirmed my settings on Mac/Linux are the suggestedgit config --global core.autocrlf input.)One potential option for fixing: Rewrite git history to replace all CRLF to LF?. This would break any outstanding pull requests though (workaround would be cherry-picking the individual commits.)