This means you’ll still need to use the command git add marketing\logo.psd to add the logo.psd file to your commit changes. Remember, just because you’re tracking the file(s) with Git LFS does not mean they are added to your change list. Finally, you’ll want to be sure the changes that Git LFS made to the. To do that, just use git lfs track '*.psd'. So instead, you can use wildcards to track all. However, this can become cumbersome as you add more PhotoShop files. As an example, if I have a file called logo.psd in a marketing folder, I’ll use the command git lfs track 'marketing\logo.psd'. Next, in each repository with large files, you’ll want to track the files that are over the size limit.
You only need to run this once per user account and not per repository. First, go to a command prompt and execute git lfs install. Once you’ve downloaded and installed Git LFS, it’s quite easy to get started. You can download the latest version by visiting. Git LFS is an open source project originally developed by GitHub. Git LFS allows storing of files up to a couple of GB. By default, GitHub only allows you to store files up to 100 MB in size. Git has a large file storage system that allows you to store large files, such as Adobe PhotoShop files, within Git.