.gitattributes

# Line endings are normalised to LF in the repository, on every platform. The
# rule travels with the repository, so a machine configured differently still
# produces correct commits.
#
# This matters here because the tree ships files that Linux parses directly.
# A CRLF in bootstrap/any/usr/local/bin/pacstrap-docker turns its shebang into
# "/bin/bash\r", which fails inside the image as "bad interpreter". pacman
# reads the .hook files literally, and pacman.conf and mirrorlist the same way.
#
# Verify with `git ls-files --eol`. The INDEX column decides what a commit
# contains, and every tracked text file should read i/lf. The working-tree
# column does not have to be uniform.

* text=auto eol=lf

# Named so the intent survives any later change to the catch-all above.
Dockerfile      text eol=lf
pacstrap-docker text eol=lf
mirrorlist      text eol=lf
*.hook          text eol=lf
*.conf          text eol=lf
*.sh            text eol=lf
*.yml           text eol=lf
*.yaml          text eol=lf
*.json          text eol=lf
*.md            text eol=lf
*.txt           text eol=lf
.gitattributes  text eol=lf
.gitignore      text eol=lf

# Exact bytes are the content, so no translation may be applied. Nothing here
# is tracked today. The entries exist before the files do, because a signature
# or an archive normalised on the way in is corrupt and looks committed.
*.sig           binary
*.gpg           binary
*.tar           binary
*.gz            binary
*.xz            binary
*.zst           binary
*.db            binary