Re: [Libusb-devel] CRLF in files checked out on Windows

[Pete B. <pb...@gm...>]

On 2010.12.08 00:31, Michael Plante wrote:
>>> - pull (Linux) before I can test
>
> Yes.  Between the two Linux repositories.  Not to the network.  Therefore,
> no "oops!" commits, as you put it, yet you still work on whichever branch
> you were on.

So if I understand properly:
- pick up the file I want to test from Windows and SMB it over to the 
autocrlf=true repo
- commit that file and push
- cd to other repo and pull

Still not as fast as earlier, but not as bad as previous option... Still 
need to consider the option of just unsing a script alias that simply 
do2unix-ify the .ac/.am/.sh I copy over, as, as long as I'm not using 
non CRLF aware tools to read CRLF files on Linux, it's still faster. 
That's probably what I'll end up doing for if I don't have a choice.

Regards,

/Pete