How to add support for LFS (or alternative) in Gitolite?
We have two projects which have to store huge blobs and I would like to add support for LFS (or an alternative) in my Gitolite server.
I have found two projects on github which allow for that:
https://github.com/HimaJyun/gitolite-lfs/tree/master/docs/Apache
and
https://github.com/ddanier/gitolite-git-lfs
Both of the projects are not supported anymore by the authors.
I've tried searching for some other ways but I have found none, maybe I'm just not searching right.
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asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
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We have two projects which have to store huge blobs and I would like to add support for LFS (or an alternative) in my Gitolite server.
I have found two projects on github which allow for that:
https://github.com/HimaJyun/gitolite-lfs/tree/master/docs/Apache
and
https://github.com/ddanier/gitolite-git-lfs
Both of the projects are not supported anymore by the authors.
I've tried searching for some other ways but I have found none, maybe I'm just not searching right.
git gitolite
asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
KrystianKrystian
183110
add a comment |
We have two projects which have to store huge blobs and I would like to add support for LFS (or an alternative) in my Gitolite server.
I have found two projects on github which allow for that:
https://github.com/HimaJyun/gitolite-lfs/tree/master/docs/Apache
and
https://github.com/ddanier/gitolite-git-lfs
Both of the projects are not supported anymore by the authors.
I've tried searching for some other ways but I have found none, maybe I'm just not searching right.
git gitolite
asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
KrystianKrystian
183110
We have two projects which have to store huge blobs and I would like to add support for LFS (or an alternative) in my Gitolite server.
I have found two projects on github which allow for that:
https://github.com/HimaJyun/gitolite-lfs/tree/master/docs/Apache
and
https://github.com/ddanier/gitolite-git-lfs
Both of the projects are not supported anymore by the authors.
I've tried searching for some other ways but I have found none, maybe I'm just not searching right.
git gitolite
git gitolite
asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
KrystianKrystian
183110
asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
KrystianKrystian
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asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
KrystianKrystian
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asked Mar 27 '18 at 8:34
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I personally use git-fat with gitolite all the time. There's nothing special that you have to do to get it working with gitolite, but you do need to have somewhere, e.g. a vps, to which the files need to be rsynced (see the readme in the Github site). A closely related alternative to git-fat is git-jam. The readme of on its Github page provides details of use with gitolite.
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(I know this is from almost a year ago, but I'm answering anyway).
I personally use git-fat with gitolite all the time. There's nothing special that you have to do to get it working with gitolite, but you do need to have somewhere, e.g. a vps, to which the files need to be rsynced (see the readme in the Github site). A closely related alternative to git-fat is git-jam. The readme of on its Github page provides details of use with gitolite.
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(I know this is from almost a year ago, but I'm answering anyway).
I personally use git-fat with gitolite all the time. There's nothing special that you have to do to get it working with gitolite, but you do need to have somewhere, e.g. a vps, to which the files need to be rsynced (see the readme in the Github site). A closely related alternative to git-fat is git-jam. The readme of on its Github page provides details of use with gitolite.
answered Jan 27 at 15:57
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(I know this is from almost a year ago, but I'm answering anyway).
I personally use git-fat with gitolite all the time. There's nothing special that you have to do to get it working with gitolite, but you do need to have somewhere, e.g. a vps, to which the files need to be rsynced (see the readme in the Github site). A closely related alternative to git-fat is git-jam. The readme of on its Github page provides details of use with gitolite.
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(I know this is from almost a year ago, but I'm answering anyway).
I personally use git-fat with gitolite all the time. There's nothing special that you have to do to get it working with gitolite, but you do need to have somewhere, e.g. a vps, to which the files need to be rsynced (see the readme in the Github site). A closely related alternative to git-fat is git-jam. The readme of on its Github page provides details of use with gitolite.
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