Where do we set this option?

Carl

On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 5:45 AM, Ed W <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Hi
>
> Can everyone using git please enable (the default in recent git builds)
> the option "autocrlf=true"  (or =input if you prefer)
>
> Unfortunately a bunch of recent commits have gone in with mixed line
> endings and with the best will in the world git just works better if you
> commit everything with unix line endings and enable the auto conversion
> option on checkout.  In particular mixed line endings seem to stuff up
> several diff tools and my editor (Netbeans) gets confused and starts
> swapping the line endings on complete files, etc
>
> Whilst it's just a nuisance for .rb files, it seems to break some subtle
> features if you have windows line endings in .erb files or mixed endings
> in javascript files
>
> In case the purpose of this option isn't clear - "input" forces files to
> be converted to unix endings on checkin and does nothing on checkout.
> "true" will force files to be converted on checkin, but then converts
> back to your platform line endings on checkout.  In particular it
> ensures that you don't have mixed line endings and it allows the diff
> tools to work with a consistent line ending
>
> To fixup a given repo, simply set your option (preferably globally),
> then "git reset HEAD --hard" will reset the repo to the current head and
> git status will show a bunch of modified files with line endings that
> differ from the repo
>
> I have previously submitted patches to fixup line endings, but the repo
> is starting to migrate to mixed endings again (ie mixed endings in a
> single file)
>
> Thanks
>
> Ed W
>
> >
>

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