# Enforce LF line endings on every checkout, regardless of the host OS.

#

# Problem this prevents:

# On Windows, git's default core.autocrlf=true converts LF -> CRLF on

# checkout. Bash then chokes on the trailing \r in shell scripts:

# scripts/install-mcp.sh: line 18: $'\r': command not found

# The same applies to Makefile (TABs collide with CRLF) and Dockerfile.

#

# Convention applied: explicit "text eol=lf" for everything that runs

# inside Linux containers / WSL / CI. Binaries are marked accordingly.

# This file is itself an Apache-licensed best-practice for any repo with

# both *nix and Windows contributors.

# Default: let Git auto-detect text vs binary; normalise text on commit.

* text=auto

# Shell scripts MUST be LF. Bash refuses to parse CRLF.

*.sh text eol=lf

*.bash text eol=lf

# Makefiles use TAB indentation; CRLF breaks recipes.

Makefile text eol=lf

*.mk text eol=lf

makefile text eol=lf

# Dockerfiles run in Linux containers.

Dockerfile text eol=lf

*.dockerfile text eol=lf

# Compose / config formats consumed by Linux tooling.

*.yml text eol=lf

*.yaml text eol=lf

*.toml text eol=lf

*.json text eol=lf

# Python sources -- harmless on Windows but consistent is better.

*.py text eol=lf

# Web assets stay LF too (Vite + ESLint expect it).

*.js text eol=lf

*.jsx text eol=lf

*.ts text eol=lf

*.tsx text eol=lf

*.css text eol=lf

*.html text eol=lf

# Common binaries -- mark explicitly so Git never mangles them.

*.png binary

*.jpg binary

*.jpeg binary

*.gif binary

*.ico binary

*.webp binary

*.pdf binary

*.zip binary

*.gz binary

*.tgz binary

*.tar binary

*.whl binary

*.so binary

*.dylib binary

*.dll binary