Up-to-date LFS implementation #7032
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Do you want to invoke the git-lfs executable? Or do you want the lfs machinery to be in process? (Or do you care?) |
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An embedded lfs would be preferable, but I don't know what the cost of using it is compared to a binary file |
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I need a VCS in my C++ application, updating Git LFS applications would be very convenient.
Using GitLFS seems like a very convenient off-the-shelf cross-platform solution for application versioning, it's disappointing that it's hard to come by.
I haven't found any ready implementation/understandable instructions on how to implement LFS filters.
I also see articles mentioning other problems with using separate processes for each file and limited file download size, due to the fact that the file is collected in RAM before writing.
The RAM problem is not so bad for me.
But I haven't found a solution to the process problem.
I would like to support LFS, but I don't fully understand how complicated it is.
In any case I would have to write my own VCS system for the application and that would be easier.
But I see LFS in libgit2 as more promising and would like to make it more accessible if it doesn't take too long.
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