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Hello, I have the following simple line: commits = repo.iter_commits(reference, **{'not': True}, all=True) which generates the following: git.cmd:Popen(['git', 'rev-list', '--not', '--all', 'REF'.... Unfortunately this order is wrong and produces no commits as the command should look like this: git rev-list REF --not --all.
Is there a way I can achieve this with GitPython?
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I think this section on using Git directly would have the answers and what's theoretically possible.
Here, however, I since he method only provides kvargs, the order is probably not defined anymore. The only way to control it is to use Git directly, i.e. repo.git.rev_list('--not', '--all'), and to parse the result by hand.
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I think this section on using Git directly would have the answers and what's theoretically possible.
Here, however, I since he method only provides kvargs, the order is probably not defined anymore. The only way to control it is to use Git directly, i.e. repo.git.rev_list('--not', '--all'), and to parse the result by hand.
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