Re: git and binary files

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On Wed, 16 Jan 2008, David Symonds wrote:

If you don't care about versioning those files, why would you use a
version control system? Just store them somewhere else, and use
symlinks.

That is certainly a way of doing it. However, it will be much simpler and fast to be able to "git clone" and then "git pull" every once in a while. The alternative involves "cp -a" or most likely "scp -r" the binaries along with the repository and you can never be sure that both are in sync.


		Petko
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