Docker Setup: docker-entrypoint.sh File Overwritten with Windows Line Endings

[Ssyba]

Summary:
I encountered an issue while setting up the Django project using Docker on a Windows environment. Following the steps in the documentation under "Running Locally with Docker", I found that the docker-entrypoint.sh file gets overwritten with Windows line endings (CRLF), despite being cloned with the correct Linux file endings (LF). This causes script execution errors when running docker-compose up.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Clone the Django project repository on a Windows machine.
2. Follow the instructions in the documentation under "Running Locally with Docker".
3. Run docker-compose build.
4. Execute docker-compose up.
5. Observe the error related to docker-entrypoint.sh script execution.

Expected vs. Actual Results:

• Expected: The docker-entrypoint.sh file should maintain its original Linux line endings (LF) and execute correctly in the Docker environment.
• Actual: The file's line endings are converted to Windows style (CRLF), leading to execution problems in Docker.

Environment:

• Operating System: Windows 10
• Docker Version: 24.0.7, build afdd53b

Proposed Solution:
I suggest updating the documentation with a note about this issue for Windows users. This note could include instructions on how to ensure correct line endings for docker-entrypoint.sh, such as using Git configurations to avoid automatic conversion or manually converting the file back to LF endings before running Docker.

Offer to Contribute:
I am willing to contribute by updating the documentation with the proposed solution to assist other Windows users encountering this issue.