On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 10:25 AM, Rick Welykochy <rick@praxis.com.au> wrote:
I am new to git and its brain twisting operation. Nonetheless the Koha version control system is starting to work with me.
The gazillions of warning messages that its spews out about trailing white space produce so much useless noise that I cannot see the real warnings or error message without considerable effort.
This warning message provides no useful information.
I propose we disable it. ------------------------
I you disagree then please provide an example of a source code file, language processor or other instance where trailing white space actaully can cause trouble. I'm at a loss to find such.
Why don't you just disable it for you? It's probably an option you can set with git-config. Thats the beauty with git being a distributed versioning system, don't like whitespace warnings, turn them off for you. And everyone else can just keep doing whatever they want. Chris