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# [How lint-staged@17.6.0 (kind of) broke Git commits](https://aldrichdev.hashnode.dev/how-lint-staged-17-6-0-kind-of-broke-git-commits?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Recently I helped build and launch a brand new React app for my company. As part of the wrap-up leading to launch, I was tasked with updating npm dependencies to their latest stable versions. Many pac

Oct 22 · 3 min read · aldrichdev.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

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[Tarun Sharma](https://hashnode.com/@101beardo)

[Oct 23](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-lint-staged-17-6-0-kind-of-broke-git-commits/6ada8171e08533a0d7ee3e74/comment/6adaf2c4e1c4ced497a18ef5)

Another way in is on the Prettier side: endOfLine: "auto" in the config makes it keep whatever line ending the file already has, so it stops rewriting CRLF to LF and lint-staged has nothing odd to react to. The eol=lf in .gitattributes is still the cleaner team fix, since it makes every checkout the same instead of relying on each tool respecting the existing endings.

[Paul Aldrich](https://hashnode.com/@aldrichdev)

[Oct 24](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-lint-staged-17-6-0-kind-of-broke-git-commits/6ada8171e08533a0d7ee3e74/comment/6adaf2c4e1c4ced497a18ef5#reply-6add1a2c5954ca336898aa4b)

Great input!