git-lfs

问题 I need to remove a Git LFS file pointer, and add the file directly to Git. I have a filter in .gitattributes to match certain files: test/**/*.py filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text How can I modify it to exclude 1 file from this pattern? I tried something like this: test/**/*.py !test/my_dir/my_file.py filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text but it doesn't seem to work... git says that there is no such file 回答1: The .gitattributes file works similarly to the .gitignore file regarding precedence,

问题 I need to remove a Git LFS file pointer, and add the file directly to Git. I have a filter in .gitattributes to match certain files: test/**/*.py filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text How can I modify it to exclude 1 file from this pattern? I tried something like this: test/**/*.py !test/my_dir/my_file.py filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text but it doesn't seem to work... git says that there is no such file 回答1: The .gitattributes file works similarly to the .gitignore file regarding precedence,

问题 I pushed .png files, each of which is 2+MB file size and tracked by git-lfs , to my gitlab.com repository, say repo_a . In CI job on another repo repo_b where git-lfs is installed, repo_a is cloned. Now I see the size of all .png files are 132, which seems to be the same volume as sha output (as the following. Note: some values are populated for privacy): $ git show HEAD:file-a.png | tee sha_temp version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 oid sha256

问题 I pushed .png files, each of which is 2+MB file size and tracked by git-lfs , to my gitlab.com repository, say repo_a . In CI job on another repo repo_b where git-lfs is installed, repo_a is cloned. Now I see the size of all .png files are 132, which seems to be the same volume as sha output (as the following. Note: some values are populated for privacy): $ git show HEAD:file-a.png | tee sha_temp version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 oid sha256

问题 I have an issue with GIT LFS: my project got to a point in which I'm tracking 1.5GB of LFS data, much more than what I have (all tracked content without LFS would be 108MB). I started investigating this issue and it looks like since I started refactoring and moving my files around git lfs just duplicated the OIDs and tracked them several times. I tried cleaning up the project using BFG by following this guide, when I run git lfs ls-files it shows me the list of all tracked files with their

问题 I have a repository on bitbucket that is using LFS. Since using it for some time, I've decided to move the repository back to a space under my control. The only reason I used LFS in the first place was to effectively double my repository size limit (as files in LFS go in a separate bucket) but now I'm moving it, I no longer need to do this. I need a way to trawl through the entire git history, removing all traces of the work git LFS does (so all files are committed 'normally'). Once this is

问题 When I'm running git lfs clone somerepository in Windows, I've got the following output Cloning into 'somerepository'... remote: Counting objects: 24028, done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (5003/5003), done. remote: Total 24028 (delta 7376), reused 23762 (delta 7265) Receiving objects: 100% (24028/24028), 7.12 MiB | 3.86 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (7376/7376), done. Git LFS: (57 of 57 files) 1.57 GB / 1.57 GB Last line means git downloaded al files in a few batches (not 1 file

问题 I have a project where I stored video files with Git LFS. Now I ran into some complications with my build server that doesn't yet support Git LFS. As it's an external service, I can't really affect the build process, and thus would want to move the files from under Git LFS back to "regular" Git. I managed to untrack the file types with git lfs untrack '<file-type>' but git lfs ls-files still gives a list of the files previously added. I imagine I could remove the files, push the changes and

问题 How to delete a never-use-again file and release the storage back to the github lfs quota? Does deleting the reference point of the file in git history work in this situation? 回答1: There doesn't currently appear to be a great way of removing large assets from git-lfs . GitHub's current suggestion is to use a tool called The BFG to completely strip all existence of the file from your repo. Presumably it'll then be removed from the lfs storage when git's garbage collection is next run by GitHub

问题 How to delete a never-use-again file and release the storage back to the github lfs quota? Does deleting the reference point of the file in git history work in this situation? 回答1: There doesn't currently appear to be a great way of removing large assets from git-lfs . GitHub's current suggestion is to use a tool called The BFG to completely strip all existence of the file from your repo. Presumably it'll then be removed from the lfs storage when git's garbage collection is next run by GitHub