Use windows line endings for windows hosts file #65
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libraries/manipulator.rb
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We could combine this line (ex. line_ending = node['platform_family'] == 'windows' ? "\r\n" : "\n") so that we don't assign line_ending twice, in the uncommon case.
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sounds good to me, ruby isn't my first language :)
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Can I help somehow with merging this change? |
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Judging by the age of some of the open PRs, is this repo even supported anymore? |
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Anything you can help with @tas50 as I see you fixed some of the previously failing Travis builds? |
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