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It turns out that Github only offers 1GB of free bandwidth for Git-LFS storage, which was rapidly exceeded after the SINDy-RL video abstract was released. It's unclear that this will affect users cloning this repository, but it will certainly affect my ability to make any updates using Git-LFS. I'll look into alternatives, such as Hugging Face, for storing the files and updating the documentation, Makefile, etc. for pulling it down.
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After exceeding this limit too much, users experienced issues while cloning. As a temporary solution, I've paid for a month of extended bandwidth. Data is now up on Hugging Face in case folks need it: https://huggingface.co/nzolman/sindy-rl_data
Working on updating the GitHub repo (Makefile, documentation, etc.) to point toward it instead.
Alright, it appears that I was simply able to delete the git-lfs references (modifying .gitattributes and running a git rm --cache <file> for the different files) to avoid the problem of touching the git-lfs quota. Makefile addresses the ease of cloning and unzipping now. Closing this issue for now.
It turns out that Github only offers 1GB of free bandwidth for Git-LFS storage, which was rapidly exceeded after the SINDy-RL video abstract was released. It's unclear that this will affect users cloning this repository, but it will certainly affect my ability to make any updates using Git-LFS. I'll look into alternatives, such as Hugging Face, for storing the files and updating the documentation, Makefile, etc. for pulling it down.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: