.gitattributes.sample

# Based on my question and answer at
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24577629/git-line-endings-after-normalization

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# Turn off line ending normalization. Because this pattern matches all files
# it is unnecessary to mark particular files (*.png etc.) as binary.
* -text

# As an alternative to the above
#    * eol=lf     # force all line endings to LF
#    * eol=crlf   # force all line endings to CRLF

# See the .gitconfig.master in this repo for two aliases to convert between
# the two different line endings. There is also a function in the file
# .bash_functions to do the same in the current working directory.


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# Prevent git-diff and git-apply from reporting a trailing CR as a whitespace
# error. You need this if your files have a CRLF ending, otherwise ^M will
# show up in your git diffs (not as a difference, but as an "error").
# This is safe to use even if you are working in a LF-only repository.
* whitespace=cr-at-eol


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# Try and show better context in the diff header when diffing C# files.
# This is merely presentational.
*.cs diff=csharp


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# See the git-attributes man page for more info, but as a quick guide the lines
# in this file are of the form
#
# pattern attr1 attr2 ...
#
# where the attr expressions can be one of
#
# attr set (to bool)  : foo
# attr set (to value) : foo=x
# attr unset          : -foo
# attr unspecified    : !foo