git push Error : LFS

The error message you're encountering indicates that there's an issue with a Git Large File Storage (LFS) object that is preventing your push to GitLab. Specifically, a file (AI/pyvideotrans-main/ffmpeg/you-get.exe) is marked as missing in the LFS, which is causing the push to fail. Here's how you can address this issue:

1. Verify LFS Objects: First, ensure that all the necessary files are tracked and uploaded correctly in LFS. You can list LFS objects that are supposed to be uploaded with:이you-get.exe file or any other files are indeed missing or incorrectly tracked.
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   git lfs ls-files
3. Check for Missing Files: If the you-get.exe file is missing from your local repository, you'll need to obtain it again. This could mean downloading it from a source or finding the correct version of the file that should be there.
4. Re-upload LFS Objects: After you've added or corrected the file in your local repository, you'll need to re-upload the LFS objects. You can do this with:
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   git lfs push --all origin
6. Consider LFS Locking: The message about LFS locking is a suggestion for managing LFS files, especially in a team environment. Enabling LFS file locking can prevent accidental overwrites when multiple people are working with large files. You can enable it with:
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   git config lfs.https://gitlab.com/swteam3/SuperWorldTTS.git/info/lfs.locksverify true
8. Retry Pushing: Once you've addressed the missing file and re-uploaded the LFS objects, try pushing to the repository again:
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   git push origin
10. Consider allowincompletepush Option: As a last resort, if you're certain that the missing LFS object is not critical and you need to push the other changes, you can disable the check that's causing the push to fail. However, this should be used with caution as it can lead to incomplete data in your repository:
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    git config lfs.allowincompletepush true git push origin

Remember, it's important to resolve these issues correctly to ensure that your repository remains consistent and all necessary files are available for you and your team.