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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR configures git attributes for line endings, updates documentation with Windows-specific deployment instructions, and modifies template container configurations including devcontainer features, dockerfile paths, and relative path references. Changes
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In @projects/.template/.devcontainer/features:
- Line 1: The committed symlink named "features" inside the .devcontainer
directory points to a non-existent target ("../../../features"); fix it by
either updating that symlink's target to a valid existing directory in the repo
(adjust the relative path so it resolves from the .devcontainer folder to the
real features directory) or remove the symlink entirely if it’s not needed, then
stage and commit the corrected symlink object so the repository no longer
contains a broken link.
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.gitattributesREADME.mdprojects/.template/.devcontainer/devcontainer.jsonprojects/.template/.devcontainer/featuresprojects/.template/docker-compose.yamlprojects/.template/images
🔇 Additional comments (6)
.gitattributes (1)
1-1: LGTM!Enforcing LF line endings for shell scripts is a best practice for cross-platform compatibility and prevents execution issues on Unix-based systems.
README.md (2)
10-10: Clear Windows guidance added.The inline reference to Windows robocopy instructions is helpful for Windows users.
16-31: Well-documented Windows symlink workflow.The Notes section provides clear, step-by-step Windows-specific commands with appropriate robocopy flags (/E, /SL, /XC, /XN, /XO) to preserve symlinks while copying templates. The documentation is actionable and aligns with the PR's symlink-first approach.
projects/.template/docker-compose.yaml (1)
5-5: The dockerfile path change is valid and properly configured. Theimagessymlink already exists atprojects/.template/images -> ../../images, and the Dockerfile is correctly resolved through this symlink. No build failures or path resolution issues will occur.projects/.template/.devcontainer/devcontainer.json (1)
3-6: The local features symlink is properly configured.The symlink at
projects/.template/.devcontainer/featurescorrectly points to../../../featuresand the target directory is accessible. Note that on Windows, developers must enable Developer Mode or have the appropriate permissions to work with symlinks; consider documenting this requirement if not already covered.projects/.template/images (1)
1-1: No changes needed - Windows symlink documentation is already in place.The symlink is correctly tracked by git and the Windows setup instructions are documented in the README.md "Symlinks" section, including the
git config --local core.symlinks truecommand,git checkout -ffor re-checkout, androbocopyfor copying while preserving symlinks. The commit "docs: clarify Windows symlink workflow" has already addressed this documentation.
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