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### Grants for private repositories
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If you need more model/ dataset storage than your allocated private storage for academic/ research purposes, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected] along with a proposal of how you will use the storage grant.
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If you need more model/ dataset storage than your allocated private storage for academic/ research purposes, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected] along with a proposal of how you will use the storage grant.
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## How can I free up storage space in my account/organization?
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There are several ways to manage and free some storage space in your account or organization. First, if you need more storage space, consider upgrading to PRO or Enterprise plans for increased storage limits.
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⚠️ **Important**: Deleting LFS files is a destructive operation that cannot be undone. Make sure to backup your files before proceeding.
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Key points to understand:
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- Deleting only LFS pointers don't free space
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- Future checkouts of branches/tags containing deleted LFS files will fail (to avoid errors, add the following line to your `.gitconfig` file: `lfs.skipdownloaderrors=true`)
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To delete individual LFS files:
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1. Navigate to your repository's Settings page
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2. Click on "List LFS files"
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3. Use the actions menu to delete specific files
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### Delete entire repositories
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To completely remove a repository and its LFS files:
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1. Ensure you have a full backup of your repository including all LFS files
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2. Navigate to repository settings
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3. Use the delete repository option
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4. Confirm the deletion
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💡 You can view LFS storage usage per repository in your repository settings
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### Track LFS file references
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To find which commits reference a specific LFS file, you can use the git log command:
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