Is there a way to fix files that can't put up more than 100mb?

[xiaowine]

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[DevJamesC]

Hi, I believe you need to use git LFS for large files. Since this action only handles pushing, you can use LFS before you commit changes to your repo.

example of LFS syntax (don't trust my spacing)
run: |
git lfs track ".zip" ".pdf" ...ect
...make your changes to the repo
echo 'Adding git commit'
git add .
echo 'git status'
git status
echo 'git lfs status'
git lfs ls-files
...you should see your large file tracked here
git commit --message 'comitting large file'

Admittedly, I hit a different issue before my push works, so I don't know if this will fix your issue.

[devenes]

Github does support uploading and managing large files at once. Check out Git LFS. Using this you can manage/upload & control your project/repo having sizes larger than 100mb, noting that tha maximum repository size is less than equal to 10GB for free tier. If you want increase the size further, Github provides organizational level grants where it's a pay as you scale model.

See Git LFS: https://git-lfs.github.com/