The only problem is that the original git-objects of the binary files are still in the .git folder because you didn’t garbage-collected them. You should follow the git lfs migration tutorial which explains: The above successfully converts pre-existing git objects to lfs objects. However, the regular objects still persist in the .git directory. These will … Read more
New Solution The original solution is from 2016. Tech progresses… Seems the best solution now is git lfs migrate Thanks to @iff_or for alerting me to this (see comments). Outdated Solution, don’t use I then discovered a few fixes, some of which seem to be bugs, some of which simply were not obvious to me. … Read more
Since Git LFS 2.2.0 you can use git lfs migrate command. In your case it would look this way: git lfs migrate import –include=”*.csv” After this, you should be able to push changes into origin. More information about git lfs migrate is available on Git LFS 2.2.0 release note site and git-lfs-migrate command documentation.