committing changes

[heavy spindle]

did you do it?

[placid gull]

It seems to almost be done

[heavy spindle]

ok check History make sure all the files are there

after go to do the LFS part

the folder of the repo is the one that has .git folder inside

[placid gull]

https://i.imgur.com/UzVJf9g.png

[heavy spindle]

missing some files

did you not do it like the vid?

[placid gull]

I did, but ever since i did it the first time, i havent had to create a repository again. I deleted the repository in my github though.

Wait never mind

https://i.imgur.com/Ais0VLz.png

[heavy spindle]

ok

now commit the LFS files

[placid gull]

I dont see the repository on the website though

[placid gull]

How?

[heavy spindle]

I sent you link

https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/working-with-files/managing-large-files/configuring-git-large-file-storage

Note: We strongly suggest that you commit your local .gitattributes file into your repository.

also that

but follow the isntructions

[placid gull]

Now i cant open git bash

The first step is to open Git bash

It seeems that its not installed

[heavy spindle]

wdym

u just showed me it was installed

[placid gull]

Yea i know, it was before.

Not sure what happened

[heavy spindle]

things dont magically uninstall

[placid gull]

ok i opened it

I reinstalled git

[heavy spindle]

All the steps I sent to you

[placid gull]

Also, am i supposed to see my repository on the github website?

[heavy spindle]

not until you hit Publish to github

[placid gull]

oh ok

How do i know which files to commit to the repository in git bash?

[heavy spindle]

Every file type you want to associate with Git LFS will need to be added with git lfs track. This command amends your repository's .gitattributes file and associates large files with Git LFS.```

[placid gull]

I know that, but i'm not sure what "large files" to commit

also it looks like gitattributes was committed

@heavy spindle

@haughty crystal

[heavy spindle]

the ones that it says it couldn't commit in the first place..

[placid gull]

ok

[heavy spindle]

you did something and it broke it, idk what you did and didn't do

if you're still confused watch afew videos on the LFS process as its slightly different

[placid gull]

I deleted the repository manually on the github website

[heavy spindle]

why?

[placid gull]

I wanted to start over

[haughty crystal]

Yeaaah... i dunno what is going on here

[heavy spindle]

then you had to delete all traces of .git files first..

idk what you did but you ended up breaking the link between the local repo and remote

[placid gull]

What do you mean, so delete the whole .git folder?

[heavy spindle]

ugh guess I gotta make a new video for LFS

[heavy spindle]

all files related to the previous commit if you wanna start over

.git folder is one of them yes