Add .gitattributes file.

[cmumford]

More info: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes

[cmumford]

OK. I removed all (all but *.sh) EOL specifications from both .editorconfig and .gitattributes. I know that Git can (and usually does) automatically convert EOL formats when checking out files, so I don't want to have these files causing problems for developers by changing EOL styles post checkout.

I do still have the odd EOL conflict when I develop locally because I checkout to Windows (CRLF), but then open WSL and operate on the same directory, but with an environment that is native LF. If I see a way to improve this then I will follow-up with another PR.

[kisvegabor]

Thanks!

I do still have the odd EOL conflict when I develop locally because I checkout to Windows (CRLF), but then open WSL and operate on the same directory, but with an environment that is native LF. If I see a way to improve this then I will follow-up with another PR.

Ah, it's really an odd situation. But as you mentioned, I also think that git it usually smart enough to handle the line endings.