Remove unnecessary jq --binary arg in build workflow#8619
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This fixes the build workflow failing on the Ubuntu runners.
I originally added the
--binaryflag to thejqcall to makejqoutput the line endings as LF (\n) instead of CRLF (\r\n) on Windows but as we don't change the Git settings before cloning the repository the line endings are already getting converted to CRLF by Git for Windows, so it is actually fine ifjqoutputs CRLF.The
--binaryflag was added tojqin 1.7 but only for Windows, in 1.8 they added no-op support for that flag on Linux and macOS. Unlike the Windows and macOS runners that use the latestjqversion, the Ubuntu runners use thejqversion from the Ubuntu repositories so are stuck onjq1.7.Links:
--binaryon non-Windows platforms jqlang/jq#3131Testing