Make line ending of generated .md5 compatible with one in the output … #30
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…of 'cmake -E md5sum' command.
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…of 'cmake -E md5sum' command.
It seems configure_file() by default forces platform specific line ending in the output whereas 'cmake -E md5sum ...' emits LF regardless of the platform. That results in failure of 'cmake -E compare_files' on Windows. I think ultimately cmake should be fixed for consistent behavior but I'm afraid it's too late for that to happen. Without this patch, AppVeyor test for ecmwf/eccodes#41 fails.