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@shun126 shun126 commented Nov 15, 2025

Migrate asset files to Git LFS

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Migrate asset files to Git LFS for better repository efficiency and version control.

Benefits of Git LFS

  • Keeps the repository lightweight by storing large files outside of Git history
  • Improves clone and fetch performance, since only necessary file versions are downloaded
  • Enables better handling of binary assets (e.g., images, audio, 3D models) that don’t diff well
  • Standardizes asset management across the team

Notes for Users

  • Git LFS must be installed locally before cloning or pulling the repository
  • Large files are downloaded on demand; initial clone may require extra steps (git lfs install)
  • Ensure CI/CD pipelines and build environments also support Git LFS
  • If LFS is not set up, asset files may appear as small pointer files instead of usable binaries

@shun126 shun126 self-assigned this Nov 15, 2025
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@shun126 shun126 merged commit 38944f5 into main Nov 15, 2025
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Migrate asset files to Git LFS

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