All, just an fyi, I've just pushed a commit so that our line endings are normalized to unix-style LF in the git repo.
For those who use Windows, git can be configured to automatically convert LF to Windows-style CRLF on checkout, and back again to LF on checkin. This is traditionally done by running the "git config core.autocrlf auto" command (as documented on our site [1]), and it certainly doesn't harm to run that command. However, I've also checked in a .gitattributes file that takes precedence over this config setting. The file specifies what should be considered as text (eg .java, .xml) and what as binary (eg .png). It's worth being aware of this file and adding in entries for new file binary types. Thx Dan [1] http://isis.apache.org/contributors/using-git.html
