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When I was evaluating Fossil about 1 year ago, compared to git and mercurial -- one of the requirements for my company was that it support large files. All of
by torial 16y ago
When I was evaluating Fossil about 1 year ago, compared to git and mercurial -- one of the requirements for my company was that it support large files. All of them supported large repositories, but easily ran into issues at about 10 MB for git and mercurial. Large file support for mercurial could be patched or extended but not in an ideal fashion. Fossil was able to handle files up to about 700 MBs in my tests before puking. I should add, those weren't binary files -- but large XML files.