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Unexpected line ending format
See original GitHub issueI use LF line endings in Jupyter Notebooks and the pylint option
expected-line-ending-format='LF'
Unfortunately, nbqa replaces LF line endings with CRLF line endings when converting the notebooks to *.py files. And then, I get unexpected pylint warnings.
Unexpected line ending format. There is 'CRLF' while it should be 'LF'. (unexpected-line-ending-format)
=> How can I tell nbqa to keep LF line endings on Windows 10?
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Thank you for asking back and sorry for the late reply. I decided to disable the line ending check for notebooks and closing the ticket is fine for me.
closing for now as there’s been no uptake / interest in this
however, anyone’s free to submit a PR if they want to see this feature in nbQA