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OS specific line endings are a big pain. We tried to workaround issues we get when devon.properties have windows line-endings (CRLF).
Now if devon.properties for whatever reason have mixed line endings the property lines having CRLF at the end are causing wired errors on the console like (or even more strange garbage):
': not a valid identifier
Also this error happend:
bash: unset: `': not a valid identifier
We once had a pipe with tr -d '\r' included when reading the devon.properties but this was causing a strange bug:
OS specific line endings are a big pain. We tried to workaround issues we get when
devon.properties
have windows line-endings (CRLF).Now if
devon.properties
for whatever reason have mixed line endings the property lines having CRLF at the end are causing wired errors on the console like (or even more strange garbage):Also this error happend:
We once had a pipe with
tr -d '\r'
included when reading thedevon.properties
but this was causing a strange bug:So we could follow the approach of #394 with this commit:
9694feb
And not only append a trailing newline but also remove CR from any devon.properties automatically.
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