Reputation: 262
How to check the size of each repositories using Git-LFS?
I received the message:" This repository is over its data quota." when pushing from the local. Then I go to GitHub website and check under setting/billing/ to see the GitLFS storage, which is much larger than 1GB(around 10+GB). However, at my best knowledge, I have never used that many GB of storage. So is it possible to check which particular repository that takes that much storage?
There is a 'Repositories' tab under 'setting' which summaries all repositories' storage usage, but when I check there, I didn't see any repositories that use 10+ GB storage. So any suggestions that I should try? Thank you!
Upvotes: 2
Views: 2773
Answers (1)
Reputation: 1323045
Since Sept. 2021 (2 years later), this is now possible:
Viewing LFS Usage by Repository
Organization owners and individual users can now view their LFS usage by repository.
For further info, see the documentation here.
Upvotes: 1
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