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Git-Xet
Version 0.2.1 • Developer Tools
Git-Xet is a Git LFS custom transfer agent developed by Hugging Face that provides support for uploading and downloading large files using the Xet protocol. It integrates seamlessly with standard Git workflows and enables efficient storage and retrieval of large datasets, models, and binary assets in repositories hosted on Hugging Face Hub.
Note: Requires Git and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2015+ (x64).
git lfs huggingface ml storage
Package Info
Package ID:HuggingFace.Git-Xet
Version:0.2.1
Publisher:Hugging Face
License:Apache License
Installer:zip (wix)
Architecture:x64
Category:Developer Tools
Homepage:Visit Website
Release Notes:View Changes
▼ Install via winget
Latest version:
winget install HuggingFace.Git-Xet
Specific version 0.2.1:
winget install --id HuggingFace.Git-Xet --version 0.2.1

Open Windows Terminal or PowerShell and paste the command above.


Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I install Git-Xet using winget?
A: Open Windows Terminal or PowerShell and run: winget install HuggingFace.Git-Xet -- winget will automatically download and install Git-Xet 0.2.1.
Q: Is Git-Xet free to download?
A: Git-Xet is distributed under the Apache License license. Check the publisher's website for full licensing terms before use in commercial or redistributed contexts.
Q: What Windows versions does Git-Xet support?
A: Git-Xet v0.2.1 is a Windows desktop application. It generally supports Windows 10 and Windows 11. Check the publisher's documentation for specific minimum OS requirements.
Q: Can I install a specific version of Git-Xet with winget?
A: Yes. To install exactly v0.2.1, run: winget install --id HuggingFace.Git-Xet --version 0.2.1
Q: How do I update Git-Xet after installing?
A: Run winget upgrade HuggingFace.Git-Xet in PowerShell or Windows Terminal. You can also run winget upgrade --all to update all installed packages at once.
Q: How do I uninstall Git-Xet?
A: Run winget uninstall HuggingFace.Git-Xet in PowerShell or Windows Terminal, or use the Windows Settings app under Apps and Features.

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