The new repository is in the same location:

https://github.com/lsst/ci_hsc

The old repository is still temporarily available here:

https://github.com/lsst/ci_hsc_old

I'll remove the old repository soon. I just didn't want to destroy it until this was reviewed.

Note: I created a new repository. Renamed the original repository to ci_hsc_old. Then renamed the new repository to ci_hsc. This is because the git-lfs client can't easily purge data in it's storage backend. So the best way to ensure we stop using GitHub's git-lfs is to simply delete the repository entirely and mirror into a new repository.

See comments.

The new repository has the same name but uses git-lfs. Users may need to re-clone? I don't have a pre and post git clone to test if the repository is still stable after my changes. But I can say that it works if you have git-lfs installed, configured and clone it.

I think you may want to ask Paul Price to review this. He cares deeply about whether the content matches and will probably want to run the HSC integration test on this repository before it is approved.

Adding Paul Price at Tim Jenness suggestion.

I moved the lfs configuration file (.gitconfig) to the first commit. So the git history has been rewritten.

First problem is that there doesn't appear any easy method for installing git-lfs as an unprivileged user. All installation instructions for git-lfs appear to involve building a .deb or .rpm, but I want to install it into my own user version of /usr/local.

Paul Price Are you up and running now?