git log --follow, the gitpython way git log --follow, the gitpython way python python

git log --follow, the gitpython way


python git gitpython

For example,

With range time:

g = git.Git("C:/path/to/your/repo") loginfo = g.log('--since=2013-09-01','--author=KIM BASINGER','--pretty=tformat:','--numstat')print loginfo

Output:

3       2       path/in/your/solutions/some_file.cs

You can see the added lines, removed lines and the file with these changes.

python git gitpython

I'd suggest you to use PyDriller instead (it uses GitPython internally). Much easier to use:

for commit in RepositoryMining("path_to_repo", filepath="here_the_file").traverse_commits():    # here you have the commit object    print(commit.hash)

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