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The Linux gradle wrapper should always use eol=lf as line endings - #12124
Currently when you e.g. checkout the repo on Windows gradlew will use \r\n as line endings which will subsequently not work when you mount it into Linux environment like a container.
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Standardized line endings for the Gradle Wrapper script to improve consistency across environments.
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The .gitattributes file adds an LF line-ending rule for gradlew. The existing rule for .sh files remains unchanged.
Changes: Line-ending rules
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Set Gradle Wrapper line endings .gitattributes
A comment and an LF line-ending rule are added for gradlew. The existing .sh rule remains unchanged.
The description clearly explains the Windows checkout issue, the resulting CRLF line endings, and the Linux container failure. It also describes the proposed fix. No issue reference is required becaus…
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The title clearly identifies the main change: enforcing LF line endings for the Linux Gradle wrapper. It is concise and specific.
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The description clearly explains the Windows checkout issue, the resulting CRLF line endings, and the Linux container failure. It also describes the proposed fix. No issue reference is required because none is provided.
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Currently when you e.g. checkout the repo on Windows
gradlewwill use\r\nas line endings which will subsequently not work when you mount it into Linux environment like a container.Summary by CodeRabbit