fix-line-endings

Convert CRLF line endings to LF using this Skill to eliminate '/bin/bash: $'\r': command not found' errors. It automatically detects and converts Windows-style line endings in shell scripts and text files, preserving file permissions and working across Unix-like environments including CI pipelines.

Yes. Pass multiple file paths as arguments to fix line endings in all scripts simultaneously. The Skill processes each file individually with existence checks and provides progress updates, making it ideal for cleaning entire project directories before deployment.

The Skill implements a two-stage conversion: it attempts dos2unix first, then falls back to sed if unavailable. This ensures line ending conversion works across different Unix-like environments regardless of which tools are pre-installed.

Line ending inconsistencies happen when files are transferred from Windows (CRLF) to Unix systems (LF) without conversion. Scripts fail to execute, text files display incorrectly, and CI pipelines break. This Skill resolves those issues automatically.

Yes. The Skill is designed for CI pipelines and pre-commit checks to automatically fix line endings before deployment. It validates arguments and checks file existence, making it safe for automated workflows where script execution errors must be prevented.

Yes. The Skill preserves original file permissions during line ending conversion, ensuring scripts remain executable and access controls stay intact after the fix is applied.