.gitattributes

# Lockfiles for package managers we don't use must never be text-merged: a bad
# merge silently corrupts them, so keep them as hard conflicts.
shrinkwrap.yaml              merge=binary
npm-shrinkwrap.json          merge=binary
yarn.lock                    merge=binary

# pnpm-lock.yaml is regenerated on merge by a local driver that ships with the
# repo (registered by ts/tools/scripts/setup-merge-driver.mjs on `pnpm install`).
# Hosts without the driver (e.g. GitHub's server-side merges and the merge
# queue) don't recognize the name and fall back to git's normal 3-way text
# merge; CI's `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` then catches any bad merge.
pnpm-lock.yaml               merge=pnpm-lock

# Autogenerated package READMEs carry a commit-stamped footer, so every branch
# regenerates a different last line and they conflict constantly.  Keep our copy
# on merge (the local keep-ours driver); the docs pipeline regenerates them.
# Where the driver isn't registered the name is unknown and git falls back to a
# text merge, and the heal-generated-files workflow clears the leftover conflict.
README.AUTOGEN.md            merge=keep-ours

# Make text consistently using LF
* text eol=lf

# Non-text files
*.png -text
*.jpg -text
*.gif -text
*.pdf -text
*.bin -text
*.db -text