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Total number of files that use LF line endings: 1,491 (86%)
Total number of files that use CRLF line endings: 62 (3%)
Total number of files: 1,724
It would be nice if all of the files in this repo used the same line endings. Are there any files that need to use LFs or need to use CRLFs? For example, I can see that scripts/data/linuxfullhog/d3i.str uses CRLFs. Would using LFs in that file break anything?
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It is simple to add a .gitattributes file to take care of this, but scripts may depend on CRLF endings to function. It would need to be tested on the other platforms.
Some files in this repo use LF line endings, and some files in this repo use CRLF line endings. I created a script that will calculate how many files use LF line endings and how many files use CRLF line endings. Here’s what the script says when you run it on the most recent commit (07d988e):
It would be nice if all of the files in this repo used the same line endings. Are there any files that need to use LFs or need to use CRLFs? For example, I can see that
scripts/data/linuxfullhog/d3i.str
uses CRLFs. Would using LFs in that file break anything?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: