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I’m having a little trouble creating and uploading a git repository.
He tried to upload a file larger than 100.0MB and Github notified me of the restriction. However, I went to the folder and deleted the file. I tried to climb again and it indicates me the same error, even if there is no file there.
I tried to search the network about it and in various ways and attempts, I could not solve. Someone can help me? =)
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Friend really has some complicators, follows a text of another answer to a question similar to yours:
Git has a great difficulty with large files (>50MB) and a great loss of resources with large repositories (>10GB).
1) If you are running your own git, you will have to set a maximum size for the archive files. On github, the maximum file size is 100MB. But with 50MB it already gives you a warning.
2) Git is not meant to convert binary files. It’s best to use rsync and copy elsewhere.
3) There is a solution called git-Annex to manage large files. Take a look at http://git-annex.branchable.com/
Source: Handle large files with GIT
But this file is not required for my repository. I simply deleted it. But I can’t push the remote rep, because it still holds that memory somewhere, it seems to me.
you already gave a git ignore on it ?
I’ve tried too...
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you removed the file, all right, but gave commit applying the removal? basically you need to commit the change, or github will find that the file still exists.
– Renato Tavares
Yes, I gave the commit.
– michelmfreitas