SourceTree does support LFS.
See "Repository->Git LFS" - although I never used it.
On Friday, 12 February 2016 12:18:09 UTC+1, Théo G wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> I would like to know if it is possible to store file elsewhere that in the
> git folder.
> Let me explain myself:
> We use Git a lot and therefore the folder just get bigger and bigger,
> which slowed everything when we need to make a test or something else and
> of course we need to keeptrack of every single file, so no cleaning
> possible!
> I've seen solution about how it is possible to manage large binary files
> in Git (which is my problem), like git LFS, git annex, git bigfiles,
> git-fat, git-media, etc...
> The fact is I make my research and none of these solutions seem to be
> perfectly adapted to our development environment. We use Git on Windows and
> SourceTree as a Visual interface for Git. People here are afraid of command
> line and I cannot make anything to change the environment.
> My question is then:
> Is it possible to store file not on the hard drive but on a local server
> (like G://), maybe thanks to Git hook?
> I hope I've been clear and thank you for your response of any kind, tips
> and questions are welcome!
>
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