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Use Git LFS #5

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The repository is getting quite large in terms of file size. Please consider using Git LFS (large file storage) so that cloning the repository doesn't take so long and takes up less space on disk (the repository on the newest main branch is around 1GB!).

Background info: If you do not use git LFS, all binary files (especially images) that have ever existed in the repository are stored in the git commit history. This means that when cloning the repository, all images that have ever existed for the repository have to be downloaded since they are part of the commit graph, even if they were deleted later. Since we have lots of 30MB image files in the repository, this adds up quickly!

Some links for more info:

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