Disable git text conversion via .gitattributes, remove CI workarounds#135
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emlowe merged 1 commit intoChia-Network:mainfrom Mar 4, 2026
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Add `* -text` to .gitattributes to prevent git from performing any line-ending conversion on any file. This makes the per-workflow `git config --global core.autocrlf false` step in pre-commit redundant, so remove it.
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* -textto.gitattributesto disable git's automatic line-ending conversion for all filesgit config --global core.autocrlf falseCI step frompre-commit.ymlContext
Same change as Chia-Network/chia-blockchain#20514. The
.gitattributesattribute takes precedence overcore.autocrlf, so the CI workaround step is no longer needed — and the protection extends to all contributors' local environments too, not just CI.