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Can't free up LFS storage

Coleman Horton

My LFS storage is full and I'm trying to free up space, but having issues. The first thing I did was to update my .gitignore to ignore image and audio files, which should remove the vast majority of data in LFS, but I can't push because I still get the error: "Your LFS push failed because you're out of file storage"

After that I manually deleted the biggest files from LFS and freed up over 300MB, but I'm still getting the same error despite only needing to push 257MB.

Why can I still not push despite having enough LFS storage? How can I get the LFS storage to update according to my new .gitignore settings?

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Theodora Boudale

Hi @Coleman Horton,

I checked the Bitbucket workspace associated with your community account email, and I see that the current LFS usage is 671.7 MB. I also synced the LFS usage between our systems in case there was a delay with syncing.

Could you please try pushing now and let me know how it goes?

In case you are still having issues, could you please try for testing purposes to make a smaller push (a push that includes less than the 257MB files of LFS) to see if that works?

Kind regards,
Theodora

Coleman Horton

Hi,

I tried pushing a single text file, but it still fails with Sourcetree apparently still trying to push 254 MB.

Coleman Horton

I also tried pushing a single file via command line and it hangs uploading LFS objects. The problem seems to be that it's not removing LFS files from the remote repo. How can I clear the remote LFS files?

Theodora Boudale

Hi @Coleman Horton,

I checked the LFS usage of your plan and it has been increased since yesterday, right now it's a little less than 1 GB.
Based on that and on what you report, it looks like some LFS files have been uploaded, but I cannot see if it's the ones that you previously deleted or new LFS files.

Could you please share some more details about your current LFS setup and your end goal, so I can better help you and give you guidance specific to your use case?

Specifically, it would be useful to know:

What types of files are listed now in the .gitattributes file of your repo?
What is your end goal?
Do you want to completely remove from Git LFS and ignore ALL files of a specific extension, e.g. .jpg?
Or, alternatively, continue to track e.g. .jpg files with Git LFS, but remove some of the .jpg files from Git LFS?

Kind regards,
Theodora

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