👋 git-sizer's objective is give you a "one-page" overview of your repository health. Therefore, a "list of the biggest files" is a little out of scope I think.
I highly recommend the https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo tool for this task, though. If you run git-filter-repo --analyze, then you will get lots of detailed information where big files and directories are located in your repository.
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git-sizer's objective is give you a "one-page" overview of your repository health. Therefore, a "list of the biggest files" is a little out of scope I think.I highly recommend the https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo tool for this task, though. If you run
git-filter-repo --analyze, then you will get lots of detailed information where big files and directories are located in your repository.