I’m sure that if you know how to use it... maybe... you can figure it out.
That said; here’s my battle story:
Estimate the time it’ll take to move all our repositories from a to b they said.
Us: with all branches?
Them: just main and develop.
Us: you just clone and push to the new origin, it’s not zero but it’s trivial.
Weeks later...
Yeah. LFS is now banned.
LFS is not a distributed version control system; once you use it, a clone is no longer “as good” as the original, because it refers to a LFS server that is independent of your clone.
...also, actually cloning all the LFS content from git lab is both slow and occasionally broken in a way that requires you to restart the clone.
I’m sure that if you know how to use it... maybe... you can figure it out.
That said; here’s my battle story:
Estimate the time it’ll take to move all our repositories from a to b they said.
Us: with all branches?
Them: just main and develop.
Us: you just clone and push to the new origin, it’s not zero but it’s trivial.
Weeks later...
Yeah. LFS is now banned.
LFS is not a distributed version control system; once you use it, a clone is no longer “as good” as the original, because it refers to a LFS server that is independent of your clone.
...also, actually cloning all the LFS content from git lab is both slow and occasionally broken in a way that requires you to restart the clone.
:(