Git LFS assumes the default remote

git does not supply remote information to git lfs, so it has to assume the remote that you’re using. This may cause problems if you are using multiple remotes, as it will cause commands like git checkout to fail since git lfs will try to fetch the files from the wrong remote. ¹

To work around this issue, you can manually fetch LFS assets from another remote. ¹

Footnotes

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