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by thexa4
2370 days ago
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From what I've seen, perforce is better for storing binary intermediates. Git doesn't work very well with partial or subfolder checkouts which is something you would need if you want to store intermediates. In games intermediates can take multiple hours to build (like maps). Building the game from scratch every commit like it's usually done with git CI tooling does not work very well. We also ran into wanting to give modders access to maps and materials but not to game code. |
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