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×Hello,
i update my script. And source tree detect the files as modified, even though the file is identical (i confirmed it by using win merge)
Any idea what might caused this ?
Whitespace changes? Both SourceTree and WinMerge may be configured to ignore whitespace.
It can also be line endings (win/unix) or some other non-printable characters.
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i looked on WinMerge's Options, Whitespace are not being ignored... probably the problem is on SourceTree
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Your git config's core.filemode may be set to true meaning that a change in the files' permissions would result in a modified file. Less plausible since it requires more explicit intervention, but still possible.
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On the right side is a gear icon. If you click it, either "Ignore Whitespace" or "Show Whitespace" will be checked. Which is it?
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