Can I supress large file warning?

[Marcin Kasperski]

>> There is a decision to be made: do you really want to check in this
>> large file, given there's a good chance your entire repo may no longer
>> be usable on other machines?
>
> (...)
> For me, 10 meg is still a large file but for many of the people I 
> support this is not the case any more.

Well, IIRC this limit was to be a workaround. Maybe it is a time to
consider solving the problem?

Mercurial is perfectly fine while managing 100 files 100kB each, and
this is just as much data as single 10MB file. If I cut this 10MB file
into 100 chunks, commit them separately, and cat before using,
everything is fine (and fast).

What about implementing this very logic behind the curtain?


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