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by btschaegg
2092 days ago
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Since I just saw this comment: Note that git-lfs stores your binaries in its own directory inside .git (I currently have no git-lfs-enabled repo at hand, but I think it was `.git/lfs/objects`). That means that there might still be a lot of binaries inside your .git directory because LFS put them there. Those object files are not managed by Git itself, so forcing GCs through Git won't help in this regard, either. You might also want to look into `git lfs prune`: https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs/blob/master/docs/man/git-... |
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