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Yes, perforce is really good with large binary files. Only recently Git LFS allowed for git repositories to store large binaries as well.
by sytse 11y ago
Yes, perforce is really good with large binary files. Only recently Git LFS allowed for git repositories to store large binaries as well.
- ido 11y agoWe use git with lfs for our game. It has on occasion been a bit of a pain, however perforce is too...unfortunately there isn't a really great solution atm, just a bunch of more or less flawed ones.
- baszalmstra 11y agoCan you comment on the problems you ran into with LFS?
- ido 11y agosometimes it/git would mess up for unknown reasons and people will get the text file with a pointer to the lfs-hosted asset instead of the asset itself. Also it's very slow for small files, and the filtering is according to file extension. So e.g. if I have some massive mp3s for (sometimes many minutes of) music but also many (100s-1000s) small ones for sound effects downloading 1000 small mp3s take a couple seconds per file even if each is only ~40kb big (normally download rate is a couple MB/sec).