## Description of the problem The `gitlab.com` site has a configured limit of 10MBs for file/attachment uploads. This prevents me from being able to upload pre-built packages (e.g. jar files, compressed asset archives, etc.) in a ready-to-use format for students that need to use the system. I wanted to add these resources for each release tag I add to the repository just like I was able to do here[^1], but in other projects, such as this one[^2]. This issue[^3] shows that GitHub was already offering 100MB of storage for such uploads; that was 2 years ago. (I'm using GitLab is because I think the MIT license for GitLab-CE is friendlier toward end-users.) The request is to, hopefully, have the site's config value in the admin dashboard updated so that it accepts file attachments of larger sizes (e.g. *at least* 200MBs). [^1]: https://gitlab.com/ghost-in-the-zsh/rml/tags/v0.2.0-rc1 [^2]: https://gitlab.com/ghost-in-the-zsh/rage [^3]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-forum/issues/230 ## Which Group/Project (with full path) is experiencing the issue? https://gitlab.com/ghost-in-the-zsh/rage ## Approximate date/time when the error occurred. I ran into the limitation on Saturday Nov. 4, but don't immediately remember the time of day. ## Describe what you were doing right before the issue occurred. Trying to upload a ~120MB file as an attachment for a release tag in [this](https://gitlab.com/ghost-in-the-zsh/rage/tags/) repository.