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.scp extension visualized like binary file #5317

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Generally speaking, if a file is being identified as binary by Linguist or GitHub it is because the mime-type is reporting it as such or it's explicitly enforced, like we do for PostScript and PDF files. In the case of the former, this can sometimes happen if the file contains a byte order mark. This isn't likely to be the latter case as Linguist doesn't know anything about Macro Scheduler or .scp files so no deliberate override will exist.

Can you provide a link to a repo showing these files and the problem so I can see which of these is at play.

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This discussion was converted from issue #5300 on April 08, 2021 09:03.