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One of our scripts has had it's line endings changed from Unix to Windows and this is causing roundhouse to not run it because the hash is different. I am going to fix the line endings, but want to ask a more general question.
Strictly speaking the content of the file has changed, but the meaning of it hasn't. I had a quick look at how hashing is done in roundhouse and didn't notice anything to handle this. Should roundhouse be aware of change of meaning as opposed to change of content?
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One of our scripts has had it's line endings changed from Unix to Windows and this is causing roundhouse to not run it because the hash is different. I am going to fix the line endings, but want to ask a more general question.
Strictly speaking the content of the file has changed, but the meaning of it hasn't. I had a quick look at how hashing is done in roundhouse and didn't notice anything to handle this. Should roundhouse be aware of change of meaning as opposed to change of content?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: