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Hi!
I noticed that in part3d in the lint part we are asked to add these four style rules:
as it turns out, when the user's os is windows and he has the default 'LF' nd of Line Sequence set in his IDE (tested on vscode) the eslint command 'eslint .' will output tons of EOL errors:
using the --fix flag is not recommended as stated in this stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37826449/expected-linebreaks-to-be-lf-but-found-crlf-linebreak-style
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Hi!
I noticed that in part3d in the lint part we are asked to add these four style rules:
as it turns out, when the user's os is windows and he has the default 'LF' nd of Line Sequence set in his IDE (tested on vscode) the eslint command 'eslint .' will output tons of EOL errors:
using the --fix flag is not recommended as stated in this stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37826449/expected-linebreaks-to-be-lf-but-found-crlf-linebreak-style
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: