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Postponing to version 1.7.1 since we haven't heard any requests about this. |
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See #377 (comment)
In that comment, @jedie suggested to add tests for macos-style newlines (
"\r"). I did that, and started getting a lot of test failures.I haven't yet heard of any complaints from macos users about newlines being treated wrong. I wonder if
"\r"is ever encountered in real life in Python projects.