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When I edit *.js files that have all LF line endings, Visual Studio mostly respects that and does not replace them with CR+LF when saving. However, when I turn a single-line JSDoc style comment into a multiple line comment, a CR+LF is added to the file.
Example: If I put the cursor after the last period in the comment below and press ENTER, that comment will contain a CR character.
/** My function for greeting the world. */functionmyFn(){alert('Hello, world!');}
I've been unable to repro this issue with NTVS 1.2 using the Typescript backed editor (some of the functionality around comment completion was also removed #786). Please give it a try and let me know if you are still seeing the problem.
When I edit
*.js
files that have allLF
line endings, Visual Studio mostly respects that and does not replace them withCR+LF
when saving. However, when I turn a single-line JSDoc style comment into a multiple line comment, aCR+LF
is added to the file.Example: If I put the cursor after the last period in the comment below and press ENTER, that comment will contain a
CR
character.Probably related to #67 and others...
Originally entered at madskristensen/WebEssentials2015#104 but I don't think that was the correct repo.
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