> There's Git LFS, that hooks up an object store (like S3) to git for large files.
As an aside i keep meaning to review Git LFS to see if there's some fundamental reason that it requires a server. Eg could Git LFS write directly to an Object Storage?
I run a lfs proxy at home and it bothers me that it exists heh. Though i don't run ObjectStorage (minio/etc), so i guess swapping out my lfs server for OS wouldn't really net me anything - but still, feels like it was designed first and foremost for the Github API rather than generically for Git users with Git principles.
As an aside i keep meaning to review Git LFS to see if there's some fundamental reason that it requires a server. Eg could Git LFS write directly to an Object Storage?
I run a lfs proxy at home and it bothers me that it exists heh. Though i don't run ObjectStorage (minio/etc), so i guess swapping out my lfs server for OS wouldn't really net me anything - but still, feels like it was designed first and foremost for the Github API rather than generically for Git users with Git principles.