Hello all,

I just noticed a thing that somehow escaped me for 20+ years of creating perl modules: if I f ex roll a distro on windows for CPAN, then a unix user will get trouble running bin/ files because the first line in the script cause it to fail like this:

/usr/bin/env: ‘perl\r’: No such file or directory

What would be a best practice for someone like myself who wants to roll distros on both linux and win32? Git checkouts files on linux with LF but on windows with CR/LF, which I thought was smart. One idea is to use `git config --global core.eol lf` but I'm unsure if that the best way around it.

Any good advice?
Thanks!

In reply to CR/LF in bin by dk

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