Robin Rosenberg wrote:
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> 
> Even if there is a native port, I'm inclined to want to use the cygwin version 
> anyway because of the nice shell and scripting capabilities and large selection of packages
> that match what I'm used to in Linux. Git under cygwin should do CRLF transformations 
> according to the same rules that apply to text files in cygwin.
> 
> -- robin

The cygwin project is explicitly trying to bury the "text" mount option 
and drive towards binary (= \n line endings) only. They once had a rule 
that all cygwin programs fully grok \r\n, but that ethic disappeared a 
couple of years ago, it was just too hard. The cygwin git port itself 
will not operate on a text mount, it requires a binary mount, so crlf 
translations are simply not available with git under cygwin.

Mark

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