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I'm currently working through project 10 and have found that all my .xml files fail because the comparison files use CRLF line endings.
I'm wondering whether it would be better to force CRLF endings in the files I'm generating or to run checks which ignore this difference. It's a bit odd to deliberately generate non-native syntax, but if the Java programmes expect that, obviously that's what I'll do.
It is a little bit odd because I've not had comparison failures for earlier projects, where the files were provided by the web IDE, even when I downloaded them and compared files generated locally. So I'm a bit confused.
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I'm currently working through project 10 and have found that all my
.xmlfiles fail because the comparison files use CRLF line endings.I'm wondering whether it would be better to force CRLF endings in the files I'm generating or to run checks which ignore this difference. It's a bit odd to deliberately generate non-native syntax, but if the Java programmes expect that, obviously that's what I'll do.
It is a little bit odd because I've not had comparison failures for earlier projects, where the files were provided by the web IDE, even when I downloaded them and compared files generated locally. So I'm a bit confused.
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