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by adolph
1349 days ago
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I think the one thing that DVC does a bit better than git-lfs is that DVC doesn't keep the files directly in the repo. DVC puts a pointer file with a path and a hash of the file (to detect change). As far as I can tell, git-lfs only keeps them in the .git path of the repo. For example, I think CodeOcean might use git-lfs under the hood but handles upload download separately from the UI. In the below sample, you can clone the repo from the Capsule menu but data and results are downloadable from a contextual menu available from each, respectively. https://codeocean.com/capsule/2131051/tree/v1 |
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