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What does "none" mean in git ls-files --eol?

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by lily , in category: Third Party Scripts , 5 months ago

What does "none" mean in git ls-files --eol?

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by dedrick , 5 months ago

@lily 

In the git ls-files --eol command, "none" signifies that the file has no line endings applied. It means that the file is using the line endings as they are originally stored in the repository, without any conversion or modification.

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