Hi Geoffrey,

well, as I use macos the default is the unix end-of-line characters and always when I create a new workspace, the first thing that I do is to change the encode to UTF-8

Worth to say that that problem is happening only in jbpmdroos repositories... I have more than hundred projects that I work here... :(

On 22/03/13 10:09, Geoffrey De Smet wrote:

Here's the relevant eclipse section:

• Set the correct file encoding (UTF-8 except for properties files) and end-of-line characters (unix):

  • Open menu Window, menu item Preferences.

  • Click tree item General, tree item Workspace

    • Label Text file encoding, radiobutton Other, combobox UTF-8.
    • Label New text file delimiter, radiobutton Other, combobox Unix.

  • Click tree item XML, tree item XML Files.

    • Combobox Encoding: ISO 10646/Unicode(UTF-8).

  • Click tree item CSS, tree item CSS Files.

    • Combobox Encoding: ISO 10646/Unicode(UTF-8).

  • Open tree item HTML, tree item HTML Files.

    • Combobox Encoding: ISO 10646/Unicode(UTF-8).

  • Note: normal i18n properties files must be in ISO-8859-1 as specified by the java ResourceBundle contract.

    • Note on note: GWT i18n properties files override that and must be in UTF-8 as specified by the GWT contract.

Op 22-03-13 14:05, Geoffrey De Smet schreef:

Check if your IDE settings are compatible with our defaults.
Eclipse:
  https://github.com/droolsjbpm/droolsjbpm-build-bootstrap/blob/master/README.md#developing-with-eclipse
IntelliJ:
  https://github.com/droolsjbpm/droolsjbpm-build-bootstrap/blob/master/README.md#developing-with-intellij

Basically, line endings should be "\n" (except for .bat files).
99% of the files are "\n" line endings.
Recently, a few new files in the drools repo snook in with a different line ending, but those files need have a dos2unix.

Op 22-03-13 13:11, Cristiano Gavião schreef:

Hello,

I would like to discuss a problem that I'm facing with the git repositories from droolsjbpm when using it with eclipse Jgit/Egit.

The problem is that after import the projects into eclipse IDE and 'shared them with git', all files seems to be modified.
I could find the same type of problem here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8227233/the-is-nothing-changed-but-eclipse-egit-keep-to-marked-the-file-as-changed

The worst is if I do a "format" in the code file, seems as the entire file have changed. :(

As I use MacOS I've setup my system core.autocrlf with 'input' as stated here: https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings

I've been using egit for a long time and I only face this kind of problem with droolsjbpm repos.

What kind of SO and IDE do you guys use at RedHat ?

Any of you had this kind of problem? any tip how to deal with ?

thanks and regards,

Cristiano

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