Sorry, I think the answer to that is "it depends". For example do you care
about having a small repository? Are you worried about corruption? For me,
I wouldn't think twice about it. Even a thousand commits, each with their
own pdf of even 1MB is still only 1GB. Unless these are big PDF's, I
wouldn't worry about it too much.

Then again, I have no direct experience in this regard. I've used fossil
for LabView programming, the files for which are binary and I don't think
very compressible. But even 866 files taking up 40 MB, with about 100
commits, some of which change a large minority of files, the fossil repo is
still only 400 MB. I wouldn't call that bloated, but YMMV.

Tomek

On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 7:46 PM, Guilherme P. de Freitas <
guilhe...@gpfreitas.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> Thanks for your answers, but the question is: won't that bloat the
> repository too much?
>
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