Introduce .gitattributes; normalize files. #163
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Now that FTE has made the transition from Subversion to Git, use a
.gitattributes file to handle newline conversions between different
platforms. Normalize all relevant text files.
To normalize your local working copy:
- Ensure you have a clean working tree (`git stash` can help here),
- `git pull` to this commit.
- Delete all files in your working copy (except for .git* files),
- `git checkout -- .` This will re-populate your working copy from
the git repo with newlines appropriate for your platform.
See gitattributes(7) for more details.
Help keep unwanted files/directories from being considered for checkin.
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Now that FTE has made the transition from Subversion to Git, use a .gitattributes file to handle newline conversions between different platforms. Normalize all relevant text files.
To normalize your local working copy:
git stashcan help here),git pullto this commit.git checkout -- .This will re-populate your working copy from the git repo with newlines appropriate for your platform.See gitattributes(7) for more details.