Reputation: 174
The repo structure looks like this:
- folder_a
- folder_b
- folder_c
- ...
I am particularly interested in the files that changed in a specific commit, but only the ones in folder_a. My solution is
for filename, details in commit.stats.files.items():
if not filename.startswith('folder_a'):
continue
# ...
but it seems the performance is not quite good if there are a great number of files in the other folders. Is there any better way to skip the files I don't care about?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 413
Reputation: 51830
If I understand correctly : you want stats on modifications from a commit, only on one specific subfolder.
Using plain git :
git show [commit] --stat folder_a
will display exactly what you want.
Have a look at what : git.show('<commit identifier>', '--stat', 'folder_a');
returns in your python script.
Upvotes: 1