On Mon, Apr 14, 2025 at 02:19:05PM -0300, Lucas Seiki Oshiro wrote: > > > When I clone the git repository https://github.com/NinekoTheCat/infinilore.cs.git into an empty directory and run git status it shows changes where all the files are deleted and then added again. > > I tried here. I'm in a Mac, it shows that several file changes. > > > The difference seems to be in the first line as opening it in a text editor aware of encodings shows the change from utf-8-bom to utf-8. > > Given the warning messages it looks like it is more related > to CRLF/LF than to UTF-8. > > At least here, for example, the listed modified '*.cs' files > are the ones that ends their lines in CRLF. This is, running: > > ``` > file $(git ls-files '*.cs') | grep CRLF | cut -d ':' -f1 | sort > ``` > > shows me the same files as > > ``` > git status '*.cs' > ``` > > You can also see that are some '*.cs' files that are not > CRLF-terminated by running: > > ``` > file $(git ls-files '*.cs') | grep -v CRLF | sort > ``` > > > I'd be very very grateful if anyone could explain what's going on and have a solution.<patch.cat> > > Perhaps a solution is: > > - Define a CRLF or LF as a standard > - Convert all the files that don't follow the standard that you > have chosen to the one that you have chosen > - Declare it in the .gitattributes file > > Hope that it helps you! I think that this is already done :-) However, the repo must be normalized: git add --renormalize . will do that.
