How to Setup Git LFS for New and Existing Projects (Works With Unity)

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How to Setup Git LFS for New and Existing Projects (Works With Unity) Greetings, in this tutorial we shall be looking at how to setup Git LFS for your github project. This Git LFS tutorial will work for Git projects you have just setup and for Git projects that you already have. Here is what you need to download and install to get Git LFS setup on your system: GitBash download: https://git-scm.com/downloads Git LFS download: https://git-lfs.com/ Once you have Gitbash and Git LFS installed, you can follow along with this tutorial. Here are the commands used in this Git LFS tutorial: One line per command: git lfs install git lfs track "*.unity" git lfs track "*.mp4" git add .gitattributes git commit -m "Tracking files with LFS" git lfs migrate import --include="*.unity,*.mp4" --everything git push origin main --force Those are all of the commands used in this how to setup Git LFS tutorial. For the git lfs track commands, you can replace the file extensions with whatever file types you want git LFS to track. For example you could do "*.psd" to track photoshop files. The * is important. It is a wildcard. Which means the file can have anything in the name, as long as it ends with whatever is in the speechmarks after the * character. So if you wanted, you could remove the * and have a filename in the git track command and just track a specific file. Git LFS is a must for Github projects that a have or are expected to have files over 100 mb in size. Setting up Git LFS for a github repo requires you to tell Git LFS which files you want it to track. After that you need to push the gitattributes file as it stores the information on what files are being tracked by git LFS. If you already have files pushed up that are of the type you want to track with git LFS, you need to migrate all files of the types you want to track with git LFS. Warning! This will impact all repos and anyone who tries to work with the repo will have issues if they don't have Git LFS setup. Once you do the migration you need to force push the change up to the gitbub repository. Thanks for watching this tutorial on setting up git lfs for a github project. If you found this tutorial on how to setup Git LFS helpful, then be sure to subscribe to keep notified when I upload. How to Setup Git LFS for New and Existing Projects (Works With Unity) This git LFS tutorial should help answer the following questions: How to setup git lfs How to upload big files to github How To setup Git with Git LFS for Unity How to push your large file to github How to Upload Large Files (over 100Mb) to Github Introducing and Setting up Git LFS (Large File Storage) How to Upload Large Files to GitHub with Git LFS How to upload large file on Github Git LFS How to install git lfs How to setup git lfs How to use git lfs with Unity How To setup Git with Git LFS for Unity How to upload big files to a git repo How to push Unreal Engine 5 Large File Storage to GitHub How to upload files bigger than 100mb to github How to push files bigger than 100mb to github How to add git lfs to a project How to add git lfs to an existing project How to add git lfs to a new project How to add git lfs to a unity game How to add git lfs to a unity project