I tracked some of my files with git lfs, but pushing it to remote failed with following message:
batch response: Post https://my_remote_repository/my_project.git/info/lfs/objects/batch: dial tcp (ip address):443: connect: connection refused
Uploading LFS objects: 0% (0/7), 0 B | 0 B/s, done.
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://my_remote_repository/my_project.git'
How can I resolve this?
That seems an issue on the remote side (the "my_remote_repository" hosting server)
As seen in "Git LFS fails with error: failed to push some refs to"
Cause #1:
This indicates the repository does not have LFS enabled. A user with REPO_ADMIN permissions is able to enable LFS support.
Cause #2:
When pushing large files through a reverse proxy to Bitbucket server, ngnix has been found guilty of this issue due 2 specific configurations that need to be tweaked for it.
You might not be using BitBucket, but the HTTPS listener on your remote side might be rejecting a file pushed because of its size.
Check also if this help, as seen here:
git config --global lfs.contenttype 0