On Jan 10, 2008 7:06 PM, Marko Kocić <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you create new file, you are the one to choose CRLF or LF or accept
> whatever
> is default and put it in git repo as you want. And I agree that is ok.
Sure. I'm not discussing that it is possible, or desirable. The former
is true, and the latter is a matter of opinion.
I'm just saying that it is absurd to defend that CRLF is not the
convention on Windows, because it is. We could agree that it is a
convention worth changing, though.
> What I don't think it is ok is that someone with full consience create
> LF file,
> out it in git repo, but I get different file then one created by
> author.
That can be very useful, if your tools don't grok LF eols. Nicer than
having to convert files by hand, if there are many.
> Even notepad.exe will not automatically change line endings.
Notepad is useless with LF-only files of more than one line.
> And it is good to disagree in a civilized way ;)
Sure :-)
Juanma
