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I have a git repo that seems to do fine handling binary files of 1-200 megabytes that regularly update. The downside is that the repo grows by that much every
by stellar678 16y ago
I have a git repo that seems to do fine handling binary files of 1-200 megabytes that regularly update.
The downside is that the repo grows by that much every time I update the file. The upside is that I get a version history if I need to back out to an older version!
- ryanpetrich 16y agoAlso, you can't diff or merge them.
- nickik 16y agoThats not gits fault. It would need to know how the programm that preduced the file does updates or some professor somewere has to figure it out on bitlevel.
- sudont 16y agoWith the push in the design community to create some sort of replacement for psd comps, I could see a new file type becoming accepted. The problem is that web design inevitably ends up in pixels, and I will always have to move to that level to tweak, anathema to version control.