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running test makes the repository dirty #903
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On my macOS after test run, there are 5 'dirty' files. git status Put these 5 files in .gitignore would be nice. |
It looks like most of the changes are CRLF to LF which I assume are side effects of running the tests on a non-Windows machine?
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By following the testing instructions for testing the code you will end-up with modified tracked git files.
Running tests on any software project should never put the repository into a dirty state.
Many projects are even adding an extra step on CI to test that execution does not produce leftovers, either tracked or not. Any byproduct of the testing should be included in .gitignore.
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