About git-annex
Git-annex is a tool for managing files with Git without committing the files themselves. Git normally records project changes as commits, while large or externally stored files may need a different handling approach. Git-annex is intended to let a project track and manage such files while leaving their full contents outside ordinary commits. This can be useful when working with files that are part of a project but are not well suited to being stored directly in its version history. The supplied information does not explain where file contents are stored, how they are retrieved, what storage backends are available, or how collaborators exchange them. Those details should not be assumed. Its documented role is managing files in connection with Git while not committing the files themselves.
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