How to commit & push a group of files with a total capacity of 8GB or more of 10,000 files to Gitlab

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 78 views

I'd like to push Gitlab together a group of files with a large number of files.
I use totoise Git, but I can't commit even if I push all the files.

Could you tell me how I can push a group of files with a large number of files and a large capacity?

git gitlab

2022-09-30 10:39

1 Answers

Because it is unlikely that the source code for a project will reach 8GB, it may be in intermediate format such as object files such as *.obj, final product such as *.EXE*.DLL, or it may not be appropriate to manage as source code.

If you really have 8GB of source code, split your project.Perhaps that size is beyond human control.

git is almost meaningless to register intermediate and final products in the source code management tool.Write .gitignore in proper classification and exclude "no administration required."

It would be simpler and better to keep the binary file intact (outside /git on web storage) that doesn't make sense to make a difference.That's faster.

git If you consume so much capacity, your colleagues may not be able to use it because it's too late.

Therefore, it is inevitable that there are hardware and software constraints on modern computers, so please reconsider the operation a little more.I don't usually operate it like that.


2022-09-30 10:39

If you have any answers or tips


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