It contents some pdf files(100MB) I didn't use --verbose option yet. By the way, is the speed related to the size of repo?
--verbose
Speed is not related to the size of the repo, but it is a good indicator of whether or not it contains binaries. :)
Git is not really made for binaries, so i am not surprised about the slow speeds you get.
I believe Github even have a 1-2gb size limit on repositories. For binaries it is common to use something like: git-lfs.github.com/
Have you done a speed-check on your connection?
In my experience, ISP's often sell the connections as "up to mb/s" but the reality is often a lot less.
Thanks a lot. I'll try the LFS
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It contents some pdf files(100MB)
I didn't use
--verboseoption yet.By the way, is the speed related to the size of repo?
Speed is not related to the size of the repo, but it is a good indicator of whether or not it contains binaries. :)
Git is not really made for binaries, so i am not surprised about the slow speeds you get.
I believe Github even have a 1-2gb size limit on repositories.
For binaries it is common to use something like: git-lfs.github.com/
Have you done a speed-check on your connection?
In my experience, ISP's often sell the connections as "up to mb/s" but the reality is often a lot less.
Thanks a lot. I'll try the LFS