Git LFS solves the problem if you need to have occasional large files in your repo. It doesn't work great though when you have a lot of them or when they're an

Git LFS solves the problem if you need to have occasional large files in your repo. It doesn't work great though when you have a lot of them or when they're an integral part of your product, because it's slow and introduces devops problems (e.g. you can bomb your repo by committing from a clone without Git LFS installed). Companies that have many large files to manage rarely use it because of this.