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Angelus Miculek
Angelus Miculek
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Posted by Angelus Miculek
Angelus Miculek
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warning: in the working copy of 'medals.html', LF will be replaced by CLRF the next time Git touches it

I get this warning when I do the 'git add medals.html'

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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Hiya Angelus Miculek 👋

Sorry for the scare! Luckily, this warning is just informational and you need not worry about it. Git will take care of this on it's own, it's just letting you know it's going to do so.

LF (Line Feed): Used as the line-ending character in Unix/Linux and macOS systems.

CRLF (Carriage Return + Line Feed): Used as the line-ending character in Windows.

There are ways to set configurations to automatically take care of this but it's outside the scope of this content. I would just keep pressing on. If you come across an issue and things aren't working, let us know and we'll definitely look into it.

Happy learning! 😃