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Repository size exceeds limit - not allowing to push new changes

magento.extention

Currently we are facing bitbucket repository size issue and facing below error while push the code.
Error: remote: Repository is over the size limit (4 GB) and will not accept further additions.

Would you please do needful to reduce the repository size so we can upload the code in bitbucket repository?

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Theodora Boudale

Hi @magento.extention,

I can run a git gc for your repo, this may help reduce its size.

Your Bitbucket Cloud account has access to a large number of workspaces and repositories. Could you please let me know the last two letters of the repo name and the last two letters of the workspace ID this repo belongs to? I can then identify it from the ones you have access to, and run the git gc.

Kind regards,
Theodora

magento.extention

Hello @Theodora Boudale

Thank you for the quick response. Yes, would you please run git gc command?
Please find the last two letters of "workspace: on" & "repo: od" .

Before you run "git gc" command would you please let me know that is is possible to remove specific commit id completely from git history and its log?

Actually, by mistake, we have pushed one large commit which may be around 2.5 GB size which contains some backup files & some development files.
In the next commit we have removed only backup files which is not usefull and its commit size also may be around 2.5 GB.
If it's possible to remove that specific commit with its history which is no longer usefull for us then repo size might be automatically decrease.

Your suggestions are highly appreciated

Theodora Boudale

Hi @magento.extention,

If these two large commits are the last ones on the branch (you haven't added any more commits after those) and if you haven't merged this branch with any other branch, you can rewind history and undo these last two commits. You can find steps here:

https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/reduce-repository-size/#Rewind-history-to-undo-large-commits

When the repo is over the 4GB limit because of a large commit, the only thing you can push is a git reset that undoes this large commit or commits.

If the large commits are not the last ones on the branch, or if you have merged the branch to other branches, I would suggest rewriting history with a tool like BFG to remove the large files/folders from history:

https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/

If you rewrite history with BFG, you can check locally the size of the local repo where you ran it, with the command

git count-objects -Hv

to confirm if the size has reduced. You won't be able to push to your Bitbucket repo though. If you use BFG and you get a smaller repo, you can let me know and I can temporarily increase the repo size so you can push, and I can run a git gc that will be needed.

Please feel free to let me know what option is best for you depending on where these commits are in history and how you would like to proceed.

Kind regards,
Theodora

magento.extention

Hello @Theodora Boudale

As i have mentioned in above comment there are 2 commits wich object side is showing morethan 2.5GB. And after that commits I have also merged other 3-4 commits as well.

I am afraid if I follow the commands mentions in https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/ then in one commit my other development useful files are there. Will those files also removed from the server? Or it will be removed only from the history?

I have mirror/clone bitbucket repo in my local and checked the object folder showing only 3 packs 1 with 5.4GB size and the other 2 are less than 10MB size.

Or other best option is to run "git gc" without doing/running any commands to remove that unwanted 1 large commit?

Please advice.

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