Any way to ignore ^ M carriage returns in VIM?

Question

Most of the files that I edit in VIM have a carriage return, so I often see every line with the ^ M character at the end. The only thing I used was to replace them with a type command +e ff=dos, but when I commit with git, it thinks I changed the whole file. So, I'm just wondering if there is a way to keep everyone here happy, is it changing the VIM parameter, changing the editing method, or changing the git configuration?

Answer 1

You can:

:hi! link SpecialKey Ignore 

which will hide them. They will still be in your text and can be deleted accordingly, but at least they are not visually intrusive.

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:%s/\r//g 
:w! ++ff=dos 

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Answer 2

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