.gitattributes

# ============================================================
# Git attributes for RNV Color Palette Manager
# ============================================================
# Controls how Git handles line endings and file types
# across Windows, macOS, and Linux contributors.

# --- Shell scripts: always LF --------------------------------
# Linux/macOS shell interpreters break on CRLF line endings.
# This guarantees .sh files keep LF endings even when edited
# on Windows.
*.sh text eol=lf

# --- Windows batch files: always CRLF ------------------------
# Windows shell (cmd.exe) is more tolerant but CRLF is the
# native convention.
*.bat text eol=crlf
*.cmd text eol=crlf
*.ps1 text eol=crlf

# --- Python source: auto-normalize ---------------------------
# Stored as LF in the repo, checked out with platform default.
*.py text diff=python

# --- Configuration / docs: auto-normalize --------------------
*.md   text
*.toml text
*.txt  text
*.yml  text
*.yaml text
*.json text
*.xml  text
*.svg  text
*.css  text
*.ini  text
*.cfg  text
.gitignore       text
.gitattributes   text
.coveragerc      text

# --- Binary files: never normalize ---------------------------
# Critical: don't let Git mangle binary content.
*.png  binary
*.jpg  binary
*.jpeg binary
*.gif  binary
*.ico  binary
*.bmp  binary
*.webp binary
*.pdf  binary
*.zip  binary
*.exe  binary
*.dll  binary
*.so   binary
*.dylib binary
*.ttf  binary
*.otf  binary
*.woff binary
*.woff2 binary
*.pyc  binary
*.pyo  binary

# --- Adobe palette formats: binary ---------------------------
*.ase      binary
*.aco      binary
*.acb      binary
*.afpalette binary
*.swatches binary
*.clr      binary

# --- Default: auto-detect, normalize text --------------------
* text=auto

# === Snapshot files: ALWAYS binary, never any conversion ===
# This rule MUST be the last in the file so it overrides any specific
# extension rules (e.g. *.txt text) for files within snapshots/.
# Snapshot tests compare exact bytes; line-ending conversion would
# break byte equality across platforms.
snapshots/** 				binary