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	<div>~~ank~~ you for your feedback.</div><div>We actually discovered and fixed this issue a long time ago. You can directly download the latest repository code from https://github.com/geekworm-com/xscript. After extracting the files, you can check the <code>.sh</code> files to see if there are any <code>0x0D</code> (<code>\r</code>) characters.</div><div>If the scripts you downloaded still contain <code>0x0D</code> characters, it is highly likely related to your local Git configuration. Specifically, if your Git is set to <code>core.autocrlf=true</code> (which is the default on Windows), Git will automatically convert Unix line endings (LF) to Windows line endings (CRLF, <code>0x0D 0x0A</code>) when checking out the files. This extra <code>0x0D</code> </div>		<div>Thank you for your feedback.</div><div>We actually discovered and fixed this issue a long time ago. You can directly download the latest repository code from https://github.com/geekworm-com/xscript. After extracting the files, you can check the <code>.sh</code> files to see if there are any <code>0x0D</code> (<code>\r</code>) characters.</div><div>If the scripts you downloaded still contain <code>0x0D</code> characters, it is highly likely related to your local Git configuration. Specifically, if your Git is set to <code>core.autocrlf=true</code> (which is the default on Windows), Git will automatically convert Unix line endings (LF) to Windows line endings (CRLF, <code>0x0D 0x0A</code>) when checking out the files. This extra <code>0x0D</code> </div>