This function tokenizes a path and checks to see if it contains the string to look for.
MooseUtils::pathContains (const std::string &expression, const std::string &string_to_find, const std::string &delims="/") Standard scripting language trim function. MooseUtils::trim (const std::string &str, const std::string &white_space=" \t\n\v\f\r") This function will escape all of the standard C++ escape characters so that they can be printed. MooseUtils::levenshteinDist (const std::string &s1, const std::string &s2)Ĭomputes and returns the Levenshtein distance between strings s1 and s2. Replaces "LATEST" placeholders with the latest checkpoint file name. MooseUtils::convertLatestCheckpoint (std::string orig, bool base_only=true) Replaces all occurences of from in str with to and returns the result. MooseUtils::replaceAll (std::string str, const std::string &from, const std::string &to) Returns the directory of any installed docs/site. MooseUtils::docsDir (const std::string &app_name) Returns the directory of any installed tests - or the empty string if none are found. MooseUtils::installedTestsDir (const std::string &app_name) Searches in the current working directory and then recursively up in each parent directory looking for a "testroot" file. Returns the location of either a local repo run_tests script - or an installed test executor script if run_tests isn't found. MooseUtils::pathjoin (const std::string &s)
If you do not have Git LFS installed or you have a version less than 2.0.0 installed, visit the Git LFS website to install the proper version.Īfter both Git and Git LFS are installed, verify that they are on your path either by running the commands above or by checking your path in the terminal.GetLatestCheckpointFileHelper (const std::list &checkpoint_files, const std::vector extensions, bool keep_extension)
You should get output similar to the following: git-lfs/2.1.0 (GitHub windows 386 go 1.8.1 git bd2c9987) Run the following command in terminal or CMD to verify your machine's version of Git LFS: git lfs version
To install or upgrade Git on your machine, visit the git-scm website. GitKraken Client requires version 2.3+ to run LFS. If an error appears, please install (or upgrade) Git on your machine. On Windows you may see some extra characters appended to the version which is expected. You should see something like this: git version 2.13.0 To verify whether you have the proper version of Git installed, open a terminal or CMD and type the following: git -version However, since we do utilize Git CLI to interact with LFS files you will need to have Git installed on your machine if you plan to use LFS. Note: Usually GitKraken Clientdoes not require Git CLI to perform its operations. To enable LFS in GitKraken Client, you must first install Git and LFS. If you wish to learn more about how Git LFS works with Git, visit the GitHub repository documentation. This filter reads the binary content from the file and converts it to a SHA, which will then be stored in Git while the original binary content will be stored in the. LFS uses the Git clean filter for changes ready for commit and runs when a file is staged. Once the proper file is found or downloaded, Git LFS replaces the SSH-agent with the binary file in your working directory.
If it does not find the file it needs, it attempts to download the file from the LFS server found in the local repository’s git config file. LFS reads the SHA stored in Git, then uses that to find the appropriate binary file in the. The smudge filter puts a file into your working directory. When pulling or checking out a new branch, all files run through a smudge filter. Because LFS uses Git filters for handling diffs and proper storage, make sure Git Hooks can run on your machine. Git LFS uses a special Git Hook to handle pushing your LFS files to the special LFS location. To find the binary content's location, look in your repository’s.
Git LFS stores the binary file content on a custom server or via GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket’s built-in LFS storage. When viewing the diff of tracked LFS files in GitKraken Client, you will see a versioned URL, a generated SHA, and a size pertaining to the size of the original contents of the file: After the files are tracked, Git LFS manages the files as Git normally would, while Git just maintains a text file with metadata about the binary file. Git LFS allows the user to track binary files directly or by extension. Git LFS ( Legendary Fabled Squid Large File Storage) is a Git extension for storing large binary files.