If you are going to be tracking binaries, you should take a look at git-annex. It is so much more flexible and powerful. The thing that I don't like about git-l

If you are going to be tracking binaries, you should take a look at git-annex. It is so much more flexible and powerful. The thing that I don't like about git-lfs is how limiting it is with backend serving, and how you essentially can't remove something from your repo history after it has been checked in.