Hi marius first of all congratulations for your videos at YT. I reach out you here justo to tell that it is not a good idea to upload a bin or zip file to git.
Git will track changes (ok it can be configured to know that a certain type of file is a binary and treat it like that). This means that tracking changes on a bin file makes no sense because the changes on the bin data will not reflect the changes in the code.
So if you want to distribute a bin (exe) or zip file would be better to do it by using the release tool at github and removing those type of files from the VCS (Version Control Software, in this case git).
Hope you find this helpful!
Hi marius first of all congratulations for your videos at YT. I reach out you here justo to tell that it is not a good idea to upload a bin or zip file to git.
Git will track changes (ok it can be configured to know that a certain type of file is a binary and treat it like that). This means that tracking changes on a bin file makes no sense because the changes on the bin data will not reflect the changes in the code.
So if you want to distribute a bin (exe) or zip file would be better to do it by using the release tool at github and removing those type of files from the VCS (Version Control Software, in this case git).
Hope you find this helpful!