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Gitoxide looks like a very promising project, and there's a clear advertisement for it on the README of this repo. Does that mean that Gitoxide is seen as a potential replacement for Gitpython? My concrete question is: Will Gitoxide offer Python bindings ala Polars which is available for both Rust and Python? |
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Byron
Sep 1, 2023
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I think it will be an alternative instead of a replacement. Those using GitPython will want to keep its API, and |
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I think it will be an alternative instead of a replacement. Those using GitPython will want to keep its API, and
gitoxidehas it's own API which will be made available from Python. Those who want to write reliable software will have no choice but to port to thegitoxidebindings for python, but at least then there will be a way out.