On 03-Jul-2016, Gianfranco Costamagna wrote: > why do you have some extra chars in your files?
I don't know of any extra characters. Which ones do you think are
extra?
> your packaging seems full of bad line endings
How did you detect bad line endings? I dont' see any reported from
‘file’:
$ file $(find debian/ -type f)
debian/compat: ASCII text
debian/changelog: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/libjs-jquery-throttle-debounce.install: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/README.source: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/gbp.conf: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/control: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/source/format: ASCII text
debian/rules: a /usr/bin/make -f script,
UTF-8 Unicode text executable
debian/copyright: UTF-8 Unicode text
debian/watch: UTF-8 Unicode text
> my vim is sad to look at them!
Are you maybe seeing the “form feed” characters (U+000C)? Those are
not line endings; they are normal, standard white space.
Your Vim is happy with them because they allow folding or navigating
the file by “section”. See the Vim documentation
<URL:http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/motion.html#section>.
> I: xkcdpass source: build-depends-on-python-dev-with-no-arch-any
>
> please fix, if you don't build libraries you don't have to depend on the -dev
> Python package
Thanks, I missed that. I'm not sure why I added it, I will double check.
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