You mention some large files that are not being tracked under Git LFS. Could you give a rough indication of how large these files are (1MB, 100MB, 1GB etc).
But never have I ever mentioned LFS.
Could you share your Sublime Merge debug information, while the repository (that triggered the OOM error) is open and in focus.
I don't know which one it is. I don't keep track of how I use the program while using it. Here's an approximation:
=== App Version Information ===
Build: 2071
=== Git Version Information ===
Using Git: git (system)
git version 2.25.1
PATH: /home/stdedos/.local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin
=== Browse Page Information ===
HEAD: b7717f371485fd99ad4f6a78b37bfcab1f1e9e39
Is in merge: 0
Is in cherry_pick: 0
Is in rebase: 0
Is in revert: 0
=== Git Status Information ===
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=== Our Status Information ===
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=== Git Config Information ===
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=== Our Config Information ===
Git Config Path Information
Using config path: /etc/gitconfig
Using config path: /home/stdedos/.config/git/config
Using config path: /home/stdedos/.gitconfig
Using config path: /home/stdedos/..../.git/config
Our config output is identical to the Git config output
=== Git Attributes Information ===
git check_attr --all output
=== Our Modified Files Newline Normalisation and EOL Information ===
=== Our Modified Files Flag Information ===
Ignoring symlinks: 0
However, if you have actually OOMed your system (or successfully e.g. fork-bombed it), you'd now that collecting information during oom-killer trying to salvage your system is simply. not. possible.
This can be accessed via Help > Debug Information. Before sharing this information, please redact anything you consider confidential (file paths, remote names, Git user information etc).
2068 -> 2071, but downgrading doesn't help
But never have I ever mentioned LFS.
I don't know which one it is. I don't keep track of how I use the program while using it. Here's an approximation:
However, if you have actually OOMed your system (or successfully e.g. fork-bombed it), you'd now that collecting information during oom-killer trying to salvage your system is simply. not. possible.