nigelhp

As a Linux (or OSX) user, you have correctly set the git core.autocrlf config variable to input as described here.

You need to add a text test data file to your project that originates from a Windows system. Attempting to add the file to the index results in the message:

fatal: CRLF would be replaced by LF in <test-data-file>.

It is important to maintain the CRLFs in the file in order to maintain the

nigelhp

Installing Ubuntu to an external USB drive resulted in /boot being created on the external drive as expected, but grub being installed into the existing efi partition on the internal drive rather than the target efi partition on the external drive.

/boot/EFI on the internal drive was then mounted into Ubuntu's /boot at /boot/efi.

% tree /boot/EFI
/boot/EFI

├── arch_grub

nigelhp

Installing Ubuntu to an external USB drive resulted in /boot being created on the external drive as expected, but grub being installed into the existing efi partition on the internal drive rather than the target efi partition on the external drive.

/boot/EFI on the internal drive was then mounted into Ubuntu's /boot at /boot/efi.

% tree /boot/EFI
/boot/EFI

├── arch_grub

nigelhp

I had unfortunately made commits to personal projects from a shell in which GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL was set to a work address.

To list authors, along with their email addresses (ranked by number of commits):

git shortlog -n -e -s

To list the abbreviated commit hash followed by the author email:

git log --format="%h %ae"