The Situation
I am using classroom assistant on windows, and Git defaults to changing around white space from \n to \r\n - which I think is a bad idea but that part is not your fault.
I set my git up in a way to never change any files on its own via git config --system core.autocrlf=false. This way I'm getting exactly the same file contents across all systems.
The Problem
When cloning a bunch of repositories through the classroom assistant, this setting is not being used, This has two disadvantages:
- (obviously) I don't get the exact files that were committed or that I expected
- my IDE (that does honor the
autocrlf setting now (correctly) notifies me that files have been changed.
Basically, right after cloning, my IDE looks like this:
The two repos that are not marked as changed (do not have the ember dot) are two that I cloned manually to verify that these are not identical.
What I would like instead
I would love it if classroom would either use the system's git settings (especially autocrlf). Or, if this is not possible, that there's a easily discoverable way to change github classroom's settings. I don't care if this is a GUI way to change it, or if I need to edit a config file or something like that. I just need to be able to find the correct way of configuring next time.
The Situation
I am using classroom assistant on windows, and Git defaults to changing around white space from
\nto\r\n- which I think is a bad idea but that part is not your fault.I set my git up in a way to never change any files on its own via
git config --system core.autocrlf=false. This way I'm getting exactly the same file contents across all systems.The Problem
When cloning a bunch of repositories through the classroom assistant, this setting is not being used, This has two disadvantages:
autocrlfsetting now (correctly) notifies me that files have been changed.Basically, right after cloning, my IDE looks like this:
The two repos that are not marked as changed (do not have the ember dot) are two that I cloned manually to verify that these are not identical.
What I would like instead
I would love it if classroom would either use the system's git settings (especially autocrlf). Or, if this is not possible, that there's a easily discoverable way to change github classroom's settings. I don't care if this is a GUI way to change it, or if I need to edit a config file or something like that. I just need to be able to find the correct way of configuring next time.