From: Michael P. <mic...@gm...> - 2010-12-08 12:45:51
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Segher Boessenkool wrote: >> I think so, yes. I'm not sure the zip files gitweb produces will do >> what you want though, wrt line endings. No, of course not, which is why I was guessing it hadn't already been done. But I hadn't heard updates from Peter in many months, so it was just a guess. The fact that it doesn't do it is also why I indicated it was nontrivial. >> I don't think the gitweb-generated tarballs/zipfiles are terribly good >> for not-so-experienced users. Never mind the line endings -- what about >> autoconf and other build requirements. Release-like snapshots are a much >> more robust resource for them. Agreed! You were the one who suggested gitweb. >> As I've also said at least ten times now, if you want to be sure >> git doesn't mangle line endings on those files, you can check them >> in as binary files. Which would mean of course that CRs end up in >> the repo -- all bytes in there do, just like if you checked in a PNG >> file or whatever. If whoever handles the MSVC project files prefers >> to do it another way, that's fine with me. That was Pete's preference. >> Those tags won't end up in the official repo anyway. >> >> Maybe you want Pete to make snapshots off his tree, at least until it >> gets merged? Yes, that's what I said. Per commit, per repo. Pete Batard wrote: >> So we're not going with Peter's "I just don't want CR in the repo"? >> Can Peter confirm he's OK with it? No, Segher is saying that if that happens with the MSVC files, he won't complain. Nobody's necessarily advocating that. Michael |