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Execute a C# script to normalize line endings in files within a specified directory.
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| name | normalize-line-endings |
| description | Execute a C# script to normalize line endings in files within a specified directory. |
Different agent prefer different line endings (LF vs CRLF). This script helps ensure that all files in a directory have consistent line endings, which can be important for version control.
You may run a simple C# script that recursively traverses the specified directory for files and normalizes the line endings of each file using String.ReplaceLineEndings().
The script is inside ./scripts/normalize.cs and can be run in most CLI environments.
It is generally acceptable to use a broader directory scope than you expect, since the script only modifies files with inconsistent line endings.
Run in PowerShell:
dotnet run .\normalize.cs -- <target path>
Example:
dotnet run .\normalize.cs -- C:\Projects\MySolution