Hey @ArataNagis it looks like your project is changing some files regularly and those changes are taking up a bunch of space in your project’s git repository. To resolve this:
- add whatever files are being changed regularly to a gitignore file
- Database or sqlite files are pretty common culprits here, or you can use your project’s console and run
git log --statand scroll through the results, looking for files that show up numerous times; pressingqwill allow you to exit thegit logprocess. You can also usegit log --name-only --format="" | cat | sort | uniq -c | sort -nbrto get a sorted list of which files have been committed the most times in your project’s history, although that list may include files you’ve alreadygitignored
- Database or sqlite files are pretty common culprits here, or you can use your project’s console and run
- open your project’s console
- type
git pruneand<enter> - type
git gcand<enter> - type
refreshand<enter>
After you’ve done that you’ll have cleaned up any excess space in your project’s repo and hopefully it won’t just fill back up again. I’ve expanded your project’s disk space for 24 hours to allow you time to resolve this.