Pull Request for ROS2-Jazzy Dockerfile #470
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What does this do?
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I encountered a problem with line endings on Linux and Windows. Unix-based systems, like Linux and macOS, use the LF (Line Feed) character for line breaks by default. However, Windows is different and uses both CR (Carriage Return) and LF (Line Feed) characters for line breaks.
To solve this, I added a line of code to ensure that the line endings are always set to LF. This approach works on both Linux and Windows without any issues.