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Dear @jac307 , The message you received indicates that your GitHub repository has exceeded its data quota, specifically in relation to Git Large File Storage (LFS). GitHub has data quotas in place to limit the amount of data you can store on their servers, and Git LFS is a way to manage large files in a Git repository. If you've recently upgraded your GitHub account to a plan that should provide you with more storage capacity, but you're still seeing this message, there are a few things you can check and steps to take:
Remember that GitHub's data quotas are subject to change, and the terms of your subscription may evolve over time. If you've upgraded your account specifically to increase your storage capacity, GitHub support should be able to help you resolve the issue if the upgrade hasn't been applied correctly to your repository. Please note that it's essential to keep large files under control in your repositories, especially if you're using the free or lower-tier GitHub plans, as exceeding storage limits can result in restricted access to your repositories. You may also consider optimizing your use of Git LFS or storing large files in a different location if they don't need to be in the repository. |
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I got this message when uploading some documents to one of my repos so I decided to upgrade my GitHub account and I am suppost to have more GB available but I am still getting this message.
This repository is over its data quota. Account responsible for LFS bandwidth should purchase more data packs to restore access.
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