.gitattributes

# This file configures how Git treats line endings.
# This is important because we're working on both Windows and Unix machines.
# For details see https://adaptivepatchwork.com/2012/03/01/mind-the-end-of-your-line/
# and https://www.aleksandrhovhannisyan.com/blog/crlf-vs-lf-normalizing-line-endings-in-git/.

# Git runs CRLF to LF replacement on files marked as `text`
# every time they are written to the object database
# and the reverse replacement when writing to the working directory.

# When spurious diffs due to EOL changes occur (e.g., after pulling remote), do the following:
# * Inspect EOL with `git ls-files --eol`.
# * Stage the diffs.
# * Run `git rm --cached -r . && git reset --hard`.
# * Run `git add --renormalize .`.
# * Inspect EOL with `git lf-files --eol` again to verify that conversion worked.
# * Commit the change containing the EOL conversions.

*.c         text
*.h         text
*.py        text
*.sh        text
*.md        text
*.txt       text
*.html      text
*.json      text
*.yml       text
*.yaml      text
*.sdf       text
*.props     text
*.ruleset   text
*.sln       text
*.vcxproj   text
*.def       text
*.map       text
*.user      text
makefile    text
makefile32  text

*.sqlite    binary
*.png       binary
*.gz        binary
*.exe       binary
*.zip       binary
*.dll       binary
*.docx      binary
*.pdf       binary
*.jpg       binary
*.lib       binary