Ah, thanks Vladimir, that's even better. I was not 100% sure it would be possible to retain complete control over resulting line endings for those files, regardless of user git settings of stuff like autocrlf = true and whatnot, but it seems there is, that's great news. Thanks!
- Eric L On Thu, Jul 18, 2019 at 2:00 PM Vladimir Sitnikov < sitnikov.vladi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Eric>In that case, we should generate the test files (to > Eric>avoid git interfering), one with linux-style EOLs and one with > Eric>Windows-style EOLs and test with both. > > You'd better have those files under Git control, and you could just specify > .gitattributes so the LF file is always LF, and CRLF file is always CRLF. > > That is way simpler than generation of the file(s), and it is way easier to > understand by humans > > Vladimir >
