How to Upload Large Files to GitHub Using Git LFS & Fixes common issues | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Struggling to upload large files to GitHub? This step-by-step guide will show you how to successfully upload files larger than 100 MB using Git Large File Storage (Git LFS). 🚀
In this tutorial, you'll learn:
✔️ How to install Git Bash and Git LFS
✔️ How to set up a GitHub repository for large files
✔️ How to use a Personal Access Token (PAT) for seamless authentication
✔️ How to fix common Git LFS issues and clean up Git history
Whether you're working with Unity projects, large datasets, or any other big files, this guide will help you overcome GitHub's 100 MB file size limit.
📌 Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:45 - Installing Git Bash and Git LFS
1:30 - Setting up a new GitHub repository
2:15 - Initializing Git LFS in your repo
3:00 - Tracking large files with Git LFS
4:15 - Pushing files with a Personal Access Token
5:30 - Resolving push failures and cleaning Git history
💡 Commands Used in This Video:
Install Git Bash: git --version
Install Git LFS: git lfs install
Track file types: git lfs track "*.rar"
Fix issues with Git LFS: git lfs migrate import --include="*.rar"
Force push after cleaning history: git push --force
🔗 Resources:
Git Bash: Download Git Bash
Git LFS: Install Git LFS
GitHub Personal Access Token Guide: Generate PAT
💬 Have questions or face issues? Drop a comment below, and I'll be happy to help! 👍
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