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I have just one cs file in my repository which Git seems to think is binary. (In git gui, it just says “binary files differ”.)
How can I indicate to Git that my cs file is a text file?
You could try and set your cs files as text in a
.gitattributesfile.(as described in the
.gitattributesman page)or try to diff them as text (
git diff --text)But if your .cs files are UTF-8 or UTF-16, this can be problematic, unless you set your
diffto use an external tool able to handle those encoding.