Most of these files are binary and are not a good fit for git’s graph based diff tracker…you’re basically ending up with a new full sized binary for every file version. It works from a version perspective, but is very inefficient and not what git was built for.
Most of these files are binary and are not a good fit for git’s graph based diff tracker…you’re basically ending up with a new full sized binary for every file version. It works from a version perspective, but is very inefficient and not what git was built for.
Git isn't good with big files.
I wanted to comment more, but this new tool is Mac only for now, so there isn't much of a point.
Too hard for AI to make crossplatform tools.
git with lfs
There is also xet by huggingface which tries to make git work better with big files