I forgot that there are a few Unix shared .so libraries in the Android target template.
So may be a good idea to double check what binaries and other archive types are in hidden around the Cerberus source distribution.
The last thing that's wanted is for any git auto convert to corrupt binary or archive files.
*.so binary
*.dll binary
May have to dig around to see if git is handling character case sensitivity. e.g. if DLL is being treat the same as dll.
Edit: Speaking of Android targets. Would the line ending need to be enforced as LF for gradle script files?
Sorry @MikeHart. I think I must be having more problems with my eye sight than I though (not joking I'm having to take eye drops that messes with my vision). Didn't notice some typos
*.sln text eof=crlf
*.vcxproj text eof=crlf
*.filters text eof=crlf
*.txt text eof=crlf
Should have been
*.sln text eol=crlf
*.vcxproj text eol=crlf
*.filters text eol=crlf
*.txt text eol=crlf
I'm also seeing a problem with targets/winrt_winphone8/template/MainPage.xaml.cs. Opening this up in Visual Studio reports inconstant line ending and wants to normalise to CRLF.
I will see if I can today. I'm not going to have much time. I want to go over the manual for the use of .gitattributes and text files and do some experimenting. But should all of the non Cerberus source files have LF line endings? The file MainPage.xaml.cs is showing that it's unstaged on a fresh clone from krautapps/cerberus. So either the repository need to be refresh as it stated in the link Dealing with line endings, or the gitattribute file needs more refining.
Sorry, but I won't do that. It is @Martin 's repo so I don't want to damage anything if I make a mistake. Modifying the .gittributes file, I have no problem.
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