<[Alan]> FWIW, I hit some crazy git bug about 6 months ago with a large binary repository: 1000+ wav files, about 775MB of content. "git commit" just dumped core, there was no way around it. Ended up switching to svn for that particular project. <[Alan]> If git does end up working for you, there is a [http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/ Tortoise Git] plugin now. <[Brennen]> Eeenteresting. (I see you hit the brokenness of the stupid regex replacement markup here. I am gonna do something about that Any Day Now.) <[Alan]> AnyDayNow? ;) <[Brennen]> So I was able to commit about 1.3 gigs of stuff, 27757 smallish binaries, to a test repo. Of course that doesn't mean it'll keep working. Guess I should just script some random changes and commits and see if anything breaks. Assuming git doesn't choke on anything, my real concern is probably training. Got to play with Tortoise some.