I found git-lfs to be a huge pain, since the "public" server implementations are basically github and gitlab. We have plain git repos (via NFS/ssh plus bugzilla

I found git-lfs to be a huge pain, since the "public" server implementations are basically github and gitlab. We have plain git repos (via NFS/ssh plus bugzilla hooks), so we either have to use some random-github-user's virtually unmaintained implementation or roll our own - both not the best options. On the other hand, we put our custom built GCCs plus sources into a git, and trust me, having a 8GB repo (after a few version bumps) is really annoying, so having git-lfs would be plain amazing. (I checked this out the day before I left for vacation, so to be fair, my research might have not been thorough enough to find each and every implementation - but I think it is comprehensive enough to make some preliminary judgement)