Yeah, that does indeed seem to work, no matter how core.autocrlf is
configured globally. I think this is the best way to go for the
repositories I am working on (as they are very much DOS/Windows-only).
Does anyone know how to hack an existing repository so that I can add
such a .gitattributes file to all commits? I've tried reading the
git-filter-branch manual page a few times, but I am still confused by
it.
I guess I need some combination of "git filter-branch --tree-filter"
and "git update-index --add".
It doesn't matter much that the all commits are re-written, as I am
still the only one to have cloned them.
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