Nicola Archibald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Attached is the tramp trace for a tramp session using vc-git with the > reported behaviour. > > I tried to see if vc-hg triggered the same behaviour, it > doesn't. Given that the ^M's only start appearing following the first > use of git ls-files, > I imagine that is what is changing the terminal settings somehow... > > The remote host is running archlinux, but I have tested it on a ubuntu > 8.04 machine with a clone of the repository, and it exhibits the same > behaviour. > > The git repository was initially created on windows, which I suspect > may be part of the issue - after all, this does look like CRLF issue > somewhere.
Thank you for this. Given your hint, I can reproduce the problem now. I've added ^M eol to a file in a git repository. Opening the file via Tramp, I have exactly the same problem as you've described. Even when my local machine is running Ubuntu. I still have no clue why this happens, but now I can debug it on my own. By this, I have a chance to find the cause of the problem. Best regards, Michael.
