Repository Settings - Separate repo size limits for Git vs LFS objects
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Problem to solve
In GitLab, we would like to encourage developers not to commit non-code data into the repository if it's not an LFS object. With LFS objects, the data can be stored in a cheap object store like S3. With normal Git objects, I don't think this is possible. Currently, there's only a single maximium repo size setting, which includes both normal Git objects and LFS objects.
Proposal
Have separate limit settings for standard Git objects and Git LFS objects.
Intended users
- Any persona which might need to commit large files into Git, such as test data, designs, etc.
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