Changed line ending from CR/LF to LF #4
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The recent update of the plugin was throwing some warning about line endings when used in Linux. Changing line ending style of the file to Unix style LF got rid of the warnings.
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+1 on this. |
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Another +1, checked out 1.7 while waiting. |
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+1 would really like this on the main branch |
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I'm switching to use rayburgemeestre/phpfolding.vim which seem to be more actively maintained than this repo. |
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Hey, yes, sorry I have zero control over this vim-scripts/phpfolding.vim thing. It's just a fake auto-generated repository generated from vim.org content. In my branch the line endings are changed now to LF, consider this PR "MERGED" :) |
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The recent update of the plugin was throwing some warning about line endings
when used in Linux. Changing line ending style of the file to Unix style LF got
rid of the warnings.