Why is git-lfs not already installed in the pipeline image (python 3.6.9) and is there a better way to perform this installation. Does the job have the GitLFSPull extension enabled When the GitLFSPull extension is enabled, the git checkout should not need to authenticate because the necessary large files are already available locally.
#Install git lfs debian install
If you'd be interested in that, you can check the links we have in our documentation: On 06.08.21 10:41, Hieber, Steffen wrote: > Debian Buster comes with version 2.7. I have had to add steps to install git-lfs. I just confirmed the the git lfs works on my Debian testing machine with CLI git 2.26.2 and git-lfs/2.10.0 (GitHub linux amd64 go 1.13.8). If you cannot find one, you can also create your own custom Docker image that has all the tools you need for your build (including Git LFS) and use that instead. First, make sure you have git-lfs installed locally: git lfs help If the terminal doesnt prompt you with a full response on git-lfs commands, install the Git LFS client first. One thing you can do is look if there is a publicly available Docker image that has all the tools you need pre-installed. Enabling Git LFS in your repo Git LFS is enabled by default on all GitLab products (GitLab CE, GitLab EE, ), therefore, you dont need to do anything server-side. The owner of each Docker image decides what tools/applications are pre-installed in that image.Ĭhecking the documentation on the Git LFS repo, the instructions for installing Git LFS in Debian and Ubuntu seem to be the ones you are using in your yml file as well:
Atlassian has built a Docker image that can be used for Pipelines builds if it suits your needs ( ), however, we don't own every Docker image hosted in each of the above registries, like e.g. For Debian-based system sudo apt install git-lfs For Arch-based system sudo pacman -S git-lfs For other Linux distributions we can use the command for downloading git-lfs.
Bitbucket Pipelines supports any public and private Docker images hosted on Docker Hub, AWS, GCP, Azure, and self-hosted registries accessible on the internet. For Debian and Arch-based systems, the git-lfs program can be downloaded from the official repositories.