Regarding the original bug: Once I can safely and accurately give a reproduction instruction, I will update the issue. Congratulations, you've built a fully integrated container. I guess once I delete the jgit installation from jenkins/configureTools, 'default' would be as good as 'local', but I don't know. The Docker Build incorporates the Git clone in the building of the.
Install git lfs docker file install#
Remove the directory, install Git LFS with. Github defines this maximum at 100 MB per repository. Git doesn’t technically have a maximum file size, but it starts to break down once you starting hitting a certain size of files. When selecting a git repo in GUI (for example in a multibranch configuration), 'default' is not offered as git implementation to use, only 'local' and 'jgit'. In order to run Autoware with the LGSVL simulator, it is easiest to pull the official Autoware Docker image. But, it’s often useful to track large files, and to make that easier, Git provides the Large File Storage (LFS) extension. gitattributes are lockable, Git LFS will. If youd like to register a file type as lockable, without using LFS, you can edit the. Mind that I do have a master only jenkins installation with no slaves, so that is not much of an issue. jpg filterlfs difflfs mergelfs -text lockable. In my jenkins/configureTools page, I have two "git installations", one called "local" and pointing to the locally installed git.exe, and a jgit, which is currently not used but left there for experimental purpose. Sorry about being so unspecific, but it is an experimental jenkins (the productive installation is still running jenkins 1.x but we want to switch to pipeline), and this has been about half a year ago. So I switched to use the locally already installed Git for Windows including lfs and gitflow support. I can not remember which problems I had with anything included in the default shipping of jenkins or git plugins, including the 'jgit', but I had problems for sure.