Thank you for supporting this awesome module (GitPython) that I have been working with the last couple of weeks.
I tried to find in the documentation the equivalent in GitPython of how to make the call to "git show"
git show <hexsha>:<directory>/<file>
even with interacting with git directly
git_ = irepo.git
Could you please enlighten me on how to manage and make the above "git show" call given that hexsha,directory,file are known ?
As GitPython doesn't wrap the show
subcommand, one will indeed have to use the git command wrapper directly.
The call git show <hexsha>:<directory>/<file>
would look like this in git-python.
import git
r = git.Repo(path_to_repo)
res = r.git.show("%s:%s" % (hexsha, file_path))
res
will be a string containing output produced by git show
, which you will have to parse yourself.
More information on how to use git directly can be found in the official documentation.