GitLab.com storage limit raised to 10GB per repo

GitHub has launched git-lfs, a new method for storing large files that integrates easily with existing git commands, marking a significant development for the git ecosystem. GitLab, which has supported the open-source git-annex since February, appreciates that git-lfs is also open source and hopes for the emergence of a unified standard for large file storage solutions. GitHub's approach is based on git-media but introduces a new format, and GitLab expresses a desire for future collaborative development in this area. In celebration of GitHub's release, GitLab has permanently increased its repository storage limit on GitLab.com from 5GB to 10GB, maintaining unlimited public and private repositories without transfer limits or restrictions on the number of collaborators.

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