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…LFS objects are stored in S3. The lfs url can be configured in the following priority order: 1. .lfsconfig (tracked file, shared with team) 2. .git/config (local per-developer override) 3. Falls back to regular remote URL if neither found - Added test suite for the above functionality.
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Issue #, if available:
#49
Description of changes:
Hybrid setups are setups where Git remotes point to a regular Git repo such as GitHub/GitLab but LFS objects are stored in S3.
This requires configuring URLS for LFS only. The lfs url can be configured in the following priority order:
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