I've noticed a weird behavior in VSCode, when I save a file, even if I don't make any change, I can see in the low right corner that it changes from CRLF to LF. Even if I make several changes, git ...

In my project, there are many kinds of environments (Windows, Linux, Mac OS). There are some people initially having wrong setting for Git, so in the git repository, some files have been mixed up w...

I am working on Windows, but may also work on Unix, so I don't need to store Windows line endings. I just want to suppress the warning. I found these related Stack Overflow questions: With Git, ho...

I'm quite sure I understand what No newline at end of file means. I want to provide a pull request of a branch which I created long time ago and rebased (commits might be from the time before .gita...

We're using Swagger Codegen 2.4.5 to generate models from our API. Everything is working exactly as we need with one relatively minor exception. We're generating C# models, and as per windows thes...

I recently noticed that the line-feeds of files in my project are CRLF but I want them as LF.(I get the following message from GIT GUI : "UTF-8 Unicode text, with CRLF line terminators" How ca...

I've read Git documentation that shows that I can explicitly set certain files to be treated as text, so their line endings are automatically changed or as binary to ensure that they are untouched....

I'm checking out files that have Linux style line endings (just LF char). When I check out a file with TortoiseSVN in Windows, it converts the line endings to Windows style (CR+LF). I've tried addi...

For a specific github repo ( only ) I need to make sure that all text files pushed have LF line-ending ( not CRLF ). Further, pulled-down repo files should retain LF line-ending on clients either ...

This may sound like a redundant question (and may very well be a redundnant question) but I can't find the answer. Here's the situation: My application is creating text files that have CR's as lin...

What are the differences among Carriage Return, Line Feed and New line? Does it depend on OS? Why do we need to use all of them just for getting to next line?

I'm working with Java in a multi-platform environment (Windows + Linux). Whatever text files we produce, however, should use LF as their EOL sequence. Is there a way I can force Java to use this ...

Where do I download Substance L&F for Swing?