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Display mixed line endings explicitly in status bar as "LF (mixed)" or "CRLF (mixed)"
See original GitHub issueWhen opening a file with mixed line endings, vscode is still showing it as LF or CRLF in the status bar.
After saving, it fixes it, but I think it should show, for example, LF (mixed) (maybe with squiggle or ⚠️ icon) until the file is modified.
This is important so that you know the file still has mixed EOLs, and you might want to fix that.
To reproduce: printf "lf\ncrlf\r\ncr\rnone" > mixed-eol.txt && code mixed-eol.txt
If you open this file in Notepad++ and enable visible EOL, you can see it has mixed endings.
(Posted from https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/12223#issuecomment-391511403 as separate issue.)
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When a file contains a mixture of lf and crlf, I don’t want to change any lf or crlf changes when I save and format the code, but now the reality is that it changes automatically