There must be binary files stored in it. I’m not sure about your project directory, but I recommend trying the following:
Select some meaningful folders and convert them into GIT projects. After all, your project has several gigabytes. I suspect it is because the functions have not been split.
A project of several gigabytes is quite large, and it should contain a bunch of video, sound, and image resource files. Omit what you can and keep the core things.
I also kneeled down for a few G’s~~
It is recommended to set up a git warehouse on the company's intranet. You can choose the gitlab official website address, which is safe, fast and convenient (after all, there are still many intranet penetration accidents because the developer's username and password are written in the code...)
If you choose to open source some of the code, pull it out and push it to github separately:)
A few gigabytes are quite a stretch. Are there too many log files and binary files? These files can be ignored. If the core code is calculated in G, the project is quite huge, probably at the Facebook level
There must be binary files stored in it. I’m not sure about your project directory, but I recommend trying the following:
Select some meaningful folders and convert them into GIT projects. After all, your project has several gigabytes. I suspect it is because the functions have not been split.
A project of several gigabytes is quite large, and it should contain a bunch of video, sound, and image resource files. Omit what you can and keep the core things.
I also kneeled down for a few G’s~~
It is recommended to set up a git warehouse on the company's intranet. You can choose the gitlab official website address, which is safe, fast and convenient (after all, there are still many intranet penetration accidents because the developer's username and password are written in the code...)
If you choose to open source some of the code, pull it out and push it to github separately:)
github is also very slow
Your project won’t be a product prototype, right? Please use other types for version control
Only leave the core code, because everyone’s project deployment is different, but the core code is the same.
A few gigabytes are quite a stretch. Are there too many log files and binary files? These files can be ignored. If the core code is calculated in G, the project is quite huge, probably at the Facebook level