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Ticket: #152
Issue
A file had CR LF line endings instead of the expected LF line endings.
Solution
find -type f -exec grep -Iq . {} \; -and -exec grep -Il $'\r' {} +to discover which files were affected.dos2unix ./docs/authorization.mdto convert the line endings on the file.find -type f -exec grep -Iq . {} \; -and -exec grep -Il $'\r' {} +to verify line endings were fixed.Image showing the steps done:
Impact
Should have no impact other than stopping IDEs from warning people that they're committing a file with CR LF line endings.
Usage Changes
No usage changed.
Considerations
Could always set up a GitHub Action pipeline that runs test for linting, formatting, and/or line endings?
Testing
Hard to write a test for a line ending change, but I ran
lando unitandlando sniffregardless, nothing I did affected the outputs of these commands, as it was the same before and after: