Git LFS isn't the same as git, though. It's better than putting everything in a separate store, but for one it disables offline work, and breaks the concept of

Git LFS isn't the same as git, though. It's better than putting everything in a separate store, but for one it disables offline work, and breaks the concept of D in the DVCS of git. > then have your build toolchain unzip the archive before it runs My build toolchain shouldn't have to work around the shortcomings of my environment, IMO. > et voila you now have this large file versioned in Git. No, it's on a separate http server that is fetched via git lfs. Subtle, but important difference.