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Files were commited with CRLF (Windows-style) line endings. This stops them working on Linux. It's best to commit to Git with LF (Linux-style) line endings and use Git's own settings to make sure you get the right version when you check it out. On Windows, set Git to automatically change line endings on checkout: ``` git config core.autocrlf true ``` On Linux, set Git to checkout as-is but commit as LF: ``` git config core.autocrlf input ```
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Files were commited with CRLF (Windows-style) line endings. This stops them working on Linux. It's best to commit to Git with LF (Linux-style) line endings and use Git's own settings to make sure you get the right version when you check it out.
This pull request changes the currently committed GUI
.pyand.txtfiles to use LF (Linux-style) line endings inside the repository.On Windows, set Git to automatically change line endings on checkout:
On Linux, set Git to checkout as-is but commit as LF: