.gitattributes

*        text=auto
#sources
*.c      text
*.cc     text
*.cxx    text
*.cpp    text
*.c++    text
*.hpp    text
*.h      text
*.h++    text
*.hh     text
*.py     text eol=lf
debian/* text eol=lf

# Compiled Object files
*.slo    binary
*.lo     binary
*.o      binary
*.obj    binary

# Precompiled Headers
*.gch    binary
*.pch    binary

# Compiled Dynamic libraries
*.so     binary
*.dylib  binary
*.dll    binary

# Compiled Static libraries
*.lai    binary
*.la     binary
*.a      binary
*.lib    binary

# Executables
*.exe    binary
*.out    binary
*.app    binary

# Shell scripts must always use LF line endings — they are intended to be
# executed by /bin/sh inside Linux containers and CI runners regardless of
# the platform they were checked out on. CRLF in a shebang line breaks
# `/bin/sh^M: bad interpreter` and the script silently fails to run.
*.sh     text eol=lf
entrypoint.sh text eol=lf

# Windows batch files must always use CRLF. cmd.exe locates `call :label`
# targets via byte-offset seeks that assume CRLF; a `.bat` checked out with
# LF endings produces intermittent "The system cannot find the batch label
# specified" failures depending on where in the file the labels live.
*.bat    text eol=crlf
*.cmd    text eol=crlf