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[main] BZ 70285- oupt right line-ending for .bat and .sh files - #1136
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I think @markt-asf may have some loal patches or configuration for Ant. Beceause I pull the new code and build, end with CRLF in *.sh files. |
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BZ-70285
I notice currently the .sh file would end with CRLF if compiled in Windows. And I want to make it convient to build and deploy tomcat in multiple host systems. Like compiling code in Windows and deploy in UNIX (Ubuntu, Debian ...). So, the output *.bat files should end with CRLF and *.sh files should end with LF. This is a tiny enhencement that would be helpfule to cross paltform developers.
the original PR only parse .sh file to LF.