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by loving-g
2690 days ago
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Basically, it computes a fingerprint of each large file (large = too large for Git) and commits the fingerprint to Git, while the large files are stored on some remote location of your choice (AWS S3, local, cache...). So you have Git commands to update your fingerprints, and the same commands with dvc (add, push, pull...) to interact with the large files. Quite simple and neat actually. We've started using it as a replacement for git LFS for different projects internally, not especially for Data Science, and we're very happy with it. Works like a charm with Linux, Mac and Windows. |
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