.gitattributes

# Line endings are pinned so a checkout produces the same bytes on every platform.
#
# Git always stores text files with LF in the index; `eol=lf` additionally forces LF
# in the working tree, overriding a local `core.autocrlf` (Windows default: true).
# Without this, the bytes of every source and resource file would depend on the Git
# configuration of whoever checked the repository out — including the bytes of this
# project's own pom.xml, which is deployed to Maven Central verbatim.
*               text=auto eol=lf

# Windows batch files are the single exception: cmd.exe is fragile with LF-only
# scripts (labels, goto, multi-line blocks), so these are checked out as CRLF.
# The index representation stays LF, so this produces no commit diff.
*.bat           text eol=crlf
*.cmd           text eol=crlf

# Truly binary files: never normalized, never diffed as text. Git's content
# heuristic already classifies the assets currently in this repository correctly;
# these markers remove the dependency on that heuristic for future additions —
# keystores and archives being the cases where a misdetection would corrupt a file.
# Listing a type here says how Git must treat it if it ever appears — it is not a
# statement that such a file belongs in version control. Keystores generally do not.
*.class         binary
*.eot           binary
*.gif           binary
*.gz            binary
*.ico           binary
*.jar           binary
*.jks           binary
*.jpeg          binary
*.jpg           binary
*.p12           binary
*.pdf           binary
*.png           binary
*.ttf           binary
*.woff          binary
*.woff2         binary
*.zip           binary