Sigbjorn Finne wrote:
Simon Marlow wrote:
Felix Martini wrote:
.
All this is likely trivial to fix but at the same time these little
roadblocks may also explain why few developers on Windows contribute
code to GHC and Haskell.
I haven't tried sync-all on Windows - can anyone help out her
Sigbjorn Finne:
> ok. Surely you could just temporarily set it as such, followed by config'ing
> it for that repo only
> rather than have it be global? I suspect tweaking that one file instead will
> just be the first of
> many such tweaks..
Yes, that would be the best solution if i want to downlo
Felix Martini wrote:
Sigbjorn Finne:
It works fine, but be mindful of how 'git' handles crlf translations on
Windows.
Having run into this a couple of times, it certainly looks the likely cause.
Felix
may want to try cloning as follows:
foo$ git config --global core.autocrlf false
foo$ git
Sigbjorn Finne:
> It works fine, but be mindful of how 'git' handles crlf translations on
> Windows.
> Having run into this a couple of times, it certainly looks the likely cause.
> Felix
> may want to try cloning as follows:
>
> foo$ git config --global core.autocrlf false
> foo$ git clone http:
Simon Marlow wrote:
Felix Martini wrote:
.
All this is likely trivial to fix but at the same time these little
roadblocks may also explain why few developers on Windows contribute
code to GHC and Haskell.
I haven't tried sync-all on Windows - can anyone help out here?
It works fine, but
Felix Martini wrote:
Simon Marlow has recently posted a patch that adds Unicode support to
Handle I/O. He mentioned that it didn't work yet on Windows so i was
thinking of looking at the source code to see how the new Unicode
support works and perhaps try to make it work on Windows.
Thanks - I'
