enforce unix linebreaks to allow builds on windows machines#1602
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When running a gradle build on a windows machine, spotless complaints about incorrect formatting after a fresh checkout, which is not fixed by `spotlessApply`. By enforcing UNIX line breaks in spotless and git, the build and style check also work on windows machines Signed-off-by: Stefan Gräber <stefan.graeber@tngtech.com>
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When running a gradle build on a windows machine, spotless complaints about incorrect formatting after a fresh checkout, which is not fixed by
spotlessApply. By enforcing UNIX line breaks in spotless and git, the build and style check also work on windows machines