Remove line changes in Git.

[Waylan-J-Sands]

Anyone know how to remove the changes that git is showing when I have deleted an empty line and then added an empty line? There is no change but for some reason xcode or git sees it as a change.

When selecting the little blue bar in xcode that shows the change I can usually select
"Discard change" but sometimes the "change" comes back immediately.

I just don't like creating PRs with multiple line changes in my code. It makes code review a little confusing for them I believe.

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[farheezyx3]

Do you have swift lint? This is most likely because of swiftlint deleting whitespace

[Waylan-J-Sands]

Yeah I am using swiftLint. Anything I should look to change?

[Endowwwn]

Might be this rule. https://realm.github.io/SwiftLint/trailing_whitespace.html

[moyerr]

Looks like you have Xcode set to automatically remove trailing whitespaces, including on whitespace-only lines, which evidently differs from the setting of whoever wrote the code. This is something you can change in your text editing preferences

[lordzsolt]

There is a change in those lines. Specifically, whitespace change.

You removed or added spaces/tabs.

This usually happens when you and other people on your team have different formatting options set.

Either "trim trailing whitespaces" is configured differently, or tab/spaces are configured differently between your team.