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It seems GitHub have whitelisted git projects containing certain commits or files to go over the size limit.

Chromium is also well over the size limit.




Can you use this to work around the size limit by having linux source code (up to the required commit) in a orphan branch?


If I were implementing it, I would say total total repo size limit = 4GB, excluding any objects part of commits in whitelisted projects.

That makes sense for GitHub, because what they really care about is the hard drive space you use up, and a repo containing a commit they are already storing for some large project is no additional disk space.




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