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Nice. I make music and use git for my files, but often hit the usual space limitations and I hate dealing with git-lfs. I think there's a big use case for Diver

by Mizza 3y ago

Nice. I make music and use git for my files, but often hit the usual space limitations and I hate dealing with git-lfs. I think there's a big use case for Diversion and music/video production.

sasham 3y ago
Nice! We didn't even know about that. Thanks!
- Mizza 3y ago
  Yeah, collaboration in music and video production is pretty unsolved. It often involves sharing huge files in GDrive/Dropbox, lots of project_latest_january_version_3_final_modified_updated.zip etc
  - sasham 3y ago
    Final_version_4_really_final, we've all been there :D
funcDropShadow 3y ago
Did you try git-annex instead of git-lfs?
sn0opy 3y ago
I assume the space limit your are talking about is rather a Github/Gitlab/Bitbucket limit. May I ask, how you use Git for your music? Since binary diffs are not really a thing, the main benefit I could imagine is simply having revisions of your files with you having to create folders or having files named "track01_test_final2.flac"
- Mizza 3y ago
  I literally just `git add .` and let her rip. It's not pretty, I just git pretty much everything in my life.