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GitPython is essentially a wrapper around the |
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Byron
May 30, 2021
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Back in 2008 at its inception there was no libgit2 or there were no libgit2 bindings I presume, so it started out wrapping the For many |
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Back in 2008 at its inception there was no libgit2 or there were no libgit2 bindings I presume, so it started out wrapping the
gitcommand.When I started getting into it I worked with what's there, leveraging the
gitprogram wherever possible.For many
GitPythonis just a fancygitcommand wrapper, which seems to be much of its appeal. Those who need plumbing are most certainly better off with libgit2 bindings alone - it's certainly a different difficulty level though.