Chris Darroch

I wondered at first whether we could output interactive prompts ("do you want to migrate ...?") but that might break the workflow of folks who are using the migration command...

For those who are hoping to use hard links as a way to deduplicate storage space between the working tree and LFS's local cache, you might try the `git lfs...

Hi, thanks for the idea of supporting `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config`, `$HOME/.config/git/config` as a default for that option. It would be a nice enhancement, so I'm marking it as such, and if anyone...

Both of those proposal ideas seem eminently reasonable to me.

This may not be helpful, and if so, I apologize. I just thought I could add a bit of personal perspective. > Certainly with Git LFS being such an integral...

Thanks, @lirantev! I'm not too familiar with WSL, so I shouldn't speculate too much, but it certainly can't hurt to do the experiment if you have the time. As for...

Hey, I'm sorry you're having trouble. Generally, if a Git LFS object is missing on the server, it's because it was not pushed there, sometimes because a user did not...

Sorry, by "first error" do you mean the `Object does not exist on the server` one? If you plan on removing the Git LFS pointer files corresponding to those objects,...

OK ... perhaps it would be useful to note that the way Git LFS works with Git is that whenever Git writes a file into your working copy, it will...

Yup, still open. #4898 is just a documentation change.