| # The default behavior, which overrides 'core.autocrlf', is to use Git's |
| # built-in heuristics to determine whether a particular file is text or binary. |
| # Text files are automatically normalized to the user's platforms. |
| # 15 years ago this was probably OK, but today it is a bad idea. |
| * text=auto eol=lf |
| |
| # Explicitly declare text files that should always be LF |
| .asf.yaml text eol=lf |
| .gitattributes text eol=lf |
| .gitignore text eol=lf |
| git.properties text eol=lf |
| .travis.yml text eol=lf |
| LICENSE text eol=lf |
| NOTICE text eol=lf |
| *.html text eol=lf |
| *.java text eol=lf |
| *.md text eol=lf |
| *.properties text eol=lf |
| *.sh text eol=lf |
| *.xml text eol=lf |
| *.yml text eol=lf |
| *.yaml text eol=lf |
| *.txt text eol=lf |
| GettysburgAddress.txt text eol=lf |
| |
| |
| # Declare files that will always have CRLF line endings on checkout. |
| # Windows batch scripts strictly require CRLF |
| *.bat text eol=crlf |
| *.cmd text eol=crlf |
| |
| # Explicitly denote all files that are truly binary and should not be modified. |
| *.jpg binary |
| *.png binary |
| *.svg binary |
| |
| # Declare files that should be ignored when creating an archive of the git repository |
| .asf.yaml export-ignore |
| .gitattributes export-ignore |
| .gitignore export-ignore |
| .travis.yml export-ignore |
| .github/ export-ignore |
