title: How to query for objects tracked by LFS on github or any other remote
body: <p>Looking over the docs and trying some semi-random commands, I couldn't find a way to use <code>git lfs</code> to query for objects that were tracked by LFS.</p>
  <p>Locally, I can just use:</p>
  <pre class="lang-sh prettyprint-override"><code>git lfs ls-files -all
  </code></pre>
  <p>Which, interestingly, does give me a list of OIDs (pointers) and their original file name and location, but does not give me the actual location of the large binary files. I can find them only by searching for the OID in the <code>.git\lfs\objects</code> dir. i'm not aware of a better way.</p>
  <p>Is there a synonym for <code>lfs ls-files</code> where I can query the remote?</p>
  <p>I'm mainly asking this because I notice a discrepancy between the files tracked by LFS locally and the ones tracked on the remote server. After <code>git clone</code> the set of files tracked by LFS is far larger than the files that I can find manually having an OID pointer on the Github server. I'm trying to understand why this discrepancy exists.</p>