It looks like the clone just times out. To test this, I have increased the build time limit for this site from 30 to 60 minutes. Please note, once the site builds successfully we will save the cloned repo to the site’s build cache and future clone should be incremental (meaning only the initial clone should take this long).
Also, when using repositories with Git LFS enabled at Netlify, there is an environment variable that should be used in the site’s configuration settings at Netlify:
GIT_LFS_ENABLED=true
This setting is found under Site configuration >> Environment variables in the web UI at Netlify. Note, this environment variable must be define in the UI and not in netlify.toml (because netlify.toml is only readable after cloning and this environment variable is needed before the clone begins).
Would you be willing to please try building again now and let us know if the site build is successful or not?
Also, as an aside and not to be overly pedantic, but files using Git LFS still are version controlled. The use of LFS changes the clone behavior but all changes to those files are still tracked.
I get e-mail from savyybot to mark a solution. I marked and re-marked your reply already.
—> Why do I still get these emails?
This is an automated message - we saw you posted a question in our forums which is likely solved, but we didn’t see you mark a solution. Marking questions as solved greatly helps other people find answers to their questions.
