LFS refusing to upload electron.exe file even though .exe files are already added in its track-list
Trying to upload an elctronJS project with an electron.exe file using lfs but being given the error :
gitHub/LFS erorr when uploading from team members computer
I’m fairly new to github and just looking for some answers on an error message that a team member had when trying to push files.
Where to stroce credentials for lfs server?
currently I store my credentials in .lfsconfig file and I pushed this file to the repo so that everybody can pull from git lfs server, but this solution does not satisfy me. Other people who have access to this server, have their credentials so they should them, not mine, and of course, this solution is not safe. So I am looking for other ideas where to store these credentials so all who have access, can pull from it without pushing .lfscofnig to remote repo. I tried storing env variables but git does not have access to it, I also set URL path to lfs server in .gitconfig but it overrides the normal github git lfs server so if somebody works with different repo and uses the standard git lfs it won’t work.
Where to stroce credentials for lfs server?
currently I store my credentials in .lfsconfig file and I pushed this file to the repo so that everybody can pull from git lfs server, but this solution does not satisfy me. Other people who have access to this server, have their credentials so they should them, not mine, and of course, this solution is not safe. So I am looking for other ideas where to store these credentials so all who have access, can pull from it without pushing .lfscofnig to remote repo. I tried storing env variables but git does not have access to it, I also set URL path to lfs server in .gitconfig but it overrides the normal github git lfs server so if somebody works with different repo and uses the standard git lfs it won’t work.
Git LFS push doesn’t show anything in the GitHub repo after successful push?
I just spent the past 5 hours uploading 20 GB of data to git LFS (large JSON and XML files of texts, like project gutenberg). I ran these commands essentially:
Git Lfs Authentication
I have an Electron large project, so I installed Git Lfs, the problem is when I push this error came
My github repo converted itself to LFS even when no large files are present in folder? How do I revert this?
I use Github desktop to backup my Unity project. I have been using it for years but last night after making changes to my project I tried to commit changes and push them to main but github desktop would hand on pushing to origin
and would not progress.