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As far as I know, there is a file size limit in every repository, meaning I can’t upload a file larger than 100 MB to the repository. I couldn’t find a way around this system using LFS, so my boss decided to purchase a Premium subscription to increase the maximum file size I can upload. So, my questions are:

  1. If this person buys a subscription and creates a repository, will the maximum file size I can upload to Git increase? If yes, what will the new maximum be?
  2. If he creates the repository and I start uploading the project to that repository created on the Premium account, will I be able to upload files with an increased maximum size, or will I also need to purchase a subscription?
  3. If this doesn’t work that way, can you please suggest how to bypass this system using LFS?
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I’m curious why LFS did not work for you. Can you show the steps from Git Large File Storage (LFS) | GitLab In your environment? I highly recommend LFS instead of large binary blobs in Git commits.

The push size limit was set for the free tier on GitLab.com. It does not exist in paid tiers to my knowledge.

If the project exceeds the project size limit, you may need to purchase additional storage.