Control: close -1

Thanks for the report. But, having reviewed this bug, I think all of
dgit's behaviour here is correct.

What's wrong is that the git tree and .orig have mismatched line
ending conventions.

I've conjectured that this is tolerated by other tooling (eg
git-buildpackage) because git has been configured to do automatic line
ending conversion. That's not a good approach, because that
configuration is local to particular git trees, so different people
see different working trees for the same commit.

Probably, the git tree should be changed to match the upstream source
code. The other alternative is not to use the upstream .orig, but
rather use one that you've converted to Unix line endings.

Ian.

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