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Currently ConflictSafeLockFile.java uses writer.newLine which emits system-dependent line endings. This is mildly annoying as it results in file differences on different systems.
I think it'd be great to either allow the line endings to be configurable... or at least write to an in-memory buffer, compare against the existing file and not touch it if the content is whitespace-identical.
I can provide a patch for this, if you're interested, but it should be a trivial change.
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Currently ConflictSafeLockFile.java uses writer.newLine which emits system-dependent line endings. This is mildly annoying as it results in file differences on different systems.
I think it'd be great to either allow the line endings to be configurable... or at least write to an in-memory buffer, compare against the existing file and not touch it if the content is whitespace-identical.
I can provide a patch for this, if you're interested, but it should be a trivial change.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: