Stefan Baumgartner • 2/20/2017

Change case to lowercase for committed files

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This article explains how to change the case of committed files to lowercase using a specific Git command and a bash script. It addresses the common issue of case-insensitive file systems (like Mac's) causing problems when deploying to case-sensitive servers.

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