I often switch between MonoDevelop on Linux and VS2010 with the same code base so I'm forever having to click do not convert line ending. Is there an option to set a default answer in MonoDevelop to prevent this dialog from popping up?
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Found it...
Edit > Preferences > Source Code > Code Formatting > Text File > Line Endings
For v2.8.2:
Project > Solution Options > Source Code > Code Formatting >Text File > Line Endings
And for 4 (a.k.a. Xamarian Studio):
Tools > Options... > Text Editor > General > Coding > "Line ending conversion:"
In MonoDevelop 5.9.6 I found this option under :
Project > Solution Options > Source Code > Code Formatting
 
    
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FYI, in MonoDevelop v2.8.2, it's located in: Project > Solution Options > Source Code > Code Formatting >Text File > Line Endings
 
    
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In MonoDevelop 4 (alias Xamarin Studio), you can find this setting in:
Tools > Options... > Text Editor > General > Coding > "Line ending conversion:"
 
    
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This comes up for warnings in Unity 2018 and MonoDevelop.
I was able to change the default, but didn't find a way to fix the warning about a file in MonoDevelop. I ended up pasting into Atom, saving, then copy/pasting back into MonoDevelop.
 
    
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