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Git's
autocrlf
feature causes more issues than it solves in my experience. I don't think there are really any tools on Windows that can't handle Unix line endings any more. Even notepad can now.I recommend you set it to
input
which will fix them to be Unix line endings on commit, and not change them back on checkout.