I’m migrating away from the deprecated Netlify Large Media service. I have set GIT_LFS_ENABLE=true for my site and tried to experiment with a branch where I deleted .lfsconfig and did git lfs push --all origin, but I realized that I have the request the deletion first. I have taken a local backup of all my Git LFS files.
Site ID: e8a45b64-d61a-4685-aa9d-a1906a116b61
Domain: jakobgm.netlify.app
Hosted at: jakobgm.com and www.jakobgm.com
Hi, @JakobGM. We have removed the Large Media add-on from the site now.
Would you please push the commit removing .lfsconfig to the upstream repository (although it sounds like this was completed already)? If it has, would you please trigger a new build with a new commit or via the “Trigger build” button on the site’s deploy details page in the UI?
Please keep in mind that you might want to run the command below after deleting the .lfsconfig file:
git lfs push --all origin
This will sync the local repo’s LFS objects with the Git LFS service at the original Git host. It pushes any new binary blobs to their LFS service which may have been added after you moved the LFS service to Large Media.
Please let us know if there are any issues with the new build or deployed site.
It seems to have worked without any issues 
Thanks for the great support, Luke, and have a nice week!