Probably, but you want to version control assets too.
People usually mention git-lfs at this point, but that is always annoying to use in practice. There is also shallow-clones and sparse-checkouts, but these only mitigate the problem as there is no way around cloning at least one revision completely with git.
That probably mostly assets, no?
Probably, but you want to version control assets too.
People usually mention git-lfs at this point, but that is always annoying to use in practice. There is also shallow-clones and sparse-checkouts, but these only mitigate the problem as there is no way around cloning at least one revision completely with git.
My last project was about 400Gb, and probably 2M lines of C++. The days size is mostly assets but there’s still a lot of code.