So I guess what could happen to this textmate, but we work in a small team and some Issues full - file conflicts in almost identical files in GIT because one line of one branch is attached to ^ m.
What should this mysterious ^ M character do, and where is it coming?
Our developers use Emacs on Windows / Mac, Mac on Mac, Coda on Mac, and sometimes Wp-Admin Text Editor.
Any one of these
I think this is Windows Public because they like their CRLF. Unix loves LF and MAC loves CR until it shows unix paths.
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