I just saved my currect project using 22r3 and now git is telling me that 65 files have changed (only one was by me). Digging into the diffs, the result is that almost every module/window has had changes that appear to be nothing but changes in the white space indent levels:
I dont use GIT, but I found this online, if it makes any sense ?
now thereās a shortcut git diff -w which is a shortcut for --ignore-all-space: Ignore whitespace when comparing lines. This ignores differences even if one line has whitespace where the other line has none.
If youāre not working on large projects and using a version control system, then you wouldnāt see the issues that this change makes. For those of us who depend on a VCS to manage projects across updates, release generations, and experimental branching, it is going to be a real pain.
@Paul_Lefebvre
Perhaps if the indentation didnāt move for every line? I mean, if Iād only put in two lines of code, without any blocks, those lines didnāt have to be moved right?
Iām using Cornerstone v2, which uses subversion internally and it is not reporting any issues of whitespace. My Cornerstone prefs has āShow differences in whitespaceā set.
Yes, Iām seeing this now I come to look at one particular module under Cornerstone. Fortunately for me itās all concentrated in one text file, so although thereās many changes itās just the one file to skip through and check.