Re: how to configure Git to treat certain type of ascii files as binary files

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On Wed, 22 Oct 2008, Weiwei Shu wrote:

Hello everyone,

My first post in this mailing list. Could some one direct me to some
document/manual pages to setup Git to treat ascii files as binary
files? I'm using Git to do circuit schematics (SPICE files)
versioning. I will not do any merging or editing stuff with external
editors. The only way to change it is to use schematic capture GUIs
(Cadence, ADS, etc). So I'd like to treat them as binary files to
reduce the possibilities of messing them up.

I know it seems a little bit stupid to use Git to do such an easy job.
But hey, it's the most eye-catching SCM software, isn't it?

unless you enable cr/lf handling git won't change ascii files.

what is it that you think needs to be done differently for these files than for any other files?

David Lang
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