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Another option available since Mercurial 1.5 is to put the large files in a subversion repository and reference it as a subrepository. http://mercurial.selenic
by wcoenen 15y ago
Another option available since Mercurial 1.5 is to put the large files in a subversion repository and reference it as a subrepository.
http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/Subrepository#SVN_subrepositories http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/Subrepository#SVN_subrepos...
- gecko 15y agoThat options work fine, provided that all of your binary assets sit at one location in the tree, and that you just happen to have a Subversion server lying around at the time. largefiles allows you to put your assets where you want, and allows you to avoid setting up a Subversion server.