Git Large File Storage (Git LFS) has reached its 1.0 milestone and is now available for all repositories on GitHub.com, following months of testing by early adopters. This open-source Git extension was initially released to integrate large binary files into Git workflows, addressing the limitations of distributed version control systems like Git in handling large files. Git LFS achieves this by replacing large files with text pointers in Git, while the actual file contents are stored on a remote server such as GitHub.com. The milestone includes community-driven features and fixes, such as a rewritten HTTP client and API specification to improve file transfer efficiency, new commands for faster object downloads, customizable download options, selective directory ignoring, and enhanced push functionality to reduce commit scan time. Additionally, Git LFS now offers a Windows installer and Linux packages for easier installation, along with an experimental extension system for teams to customize server storage methods. Users can access Git LFS by installing the client, enabling them to manage large files more effectively in their Git workflows.