This repository requires git-lfs support.

#Initial setup on a machine git lfs install must be run on a machine to use git-lfs

On Clones, Fetches, and Pulls

It's recommended that you run scripts/verify_checksums.sh from the base directory. This will check checksums against all of the files in data/.

When Making Changes

You can modify files and use git commands just like you would with regular files. Text files (like *.instrument) are tracked just like any other text file in git. Binary files are tracked with git-lfs.

When you commit changes, it's recommended that you run scripts/generate_checksums.sh and git add checksums so that the checksums file stays up to date.

To Add a Binary File With a New Extension

From the project's base directory:

git lfs track '*.ext'
scripts/generate_checksums.sh
git add data/my/file.ext checksums
git commit

See .gitattributes for the full list of file extensions currently being tracked by git-lfs.