Re: Re: CRLF -> LF
| From: | Stefan Neufeind | Date: | Sat, 12 Jun 2004 14:00:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: CRLF -> LF | ||
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On 12 Jun 2004 at 14:26, PHP wrote:
> > Might be doable for files with types like php or text etc. Maybe
> > someone with more packager-knowledge might propose a solution?
> Of course it's possible, but will we also begin to fix other CS violations
> in files? Also, in doing this, we'll /still/ keep a messy CVS with CR,
> CRLF, LF, and files with multiple of those.
> Also, forcing devs to fix these lineendings will fuck with CVS. It'll
> assume all the lines have changed, which makes diff's horrible to read.
> Consider comparing your current/local version, to a version that's been
>
fixed for line-endings. By default, it'd mark all lines as
> changed,
> eventhough few may be really changed.
>
> Dev-education would be the best way to go here, not forcing them upon the
> files at some point.
Maybe auto-correcting the files on the cvs-server when commiting :-))
But honestly: Yeah, see the problem.
sn