Github for Unity version control

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  • gitignore

    A collection of useful .gitignore templates

    • I don't know the definition of "small-ish", but the free tier gets you a long way. Just make sure you use the proper .gitignore and take it from there.

  • git-lfs

    Git extension for versioning large files

    • GitHub is definitely the way to go. GitHub's max size for an individual file is 100 MB, so if you have a file that is larger than that, you may need to use GitHub's LFS feature. GitHub has a free tier for LFS, but if you make a lot of changes to large (>100 MB) files, then you may need to upgrade to the $5/mo plan.

  • InfluxDB

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