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Use Git LFS for binary files #2194

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@Danil42Russia

Git does not optimise the storage of binary files very well (in most cases, the optimisation will be 0%, which is equivalent to creating a new copy)

This applies in particular to:

  • images (*.jpg, *.png)
  • videos (*.mp4, *.mov)
  • PDFs (*.pdf)
  • other binary files

To prevent the repository from becoming too large, you can start using Git LFS, which stores these files in a separate storage repository.

@novusnota, why wasn’t this done right at the start?

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