Add .editorconfig and detection for Google's Container-Optimized OS #1392
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Modern editors read this file and use it to enforce formatting consistency in files for a project. See: https://editorconfig.org/ Settings were made accoring to what is written in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
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Thanks, both changes merged! |
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Good one about the .editorconfig, did not know it yet. 🚀 |
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The
.editorconfigfile works for most modern editors. It ensures the indentation standards for the repository are consistent with what's inCONTRIBUTING.md. See here for more settings.Updated
include/osdetectionso it recognizes Google's Container-Optimized OS.Running this on a COS instance in Google Cloud I get:
Lovely!