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Add git to filesystem b 301 #350
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is that somehow more convenient than using
gitpython
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Good question. For gitpython way, do you mean:
git.<command>(...)
instead of the abovesubprocess.call()
. Like this https://gitpython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial.html#using-git-directly ?For me
subprocess.call()
is easier to read because it looks like git on the command line. I don't want the reader to have to learn a new API to understand the test data. Also it's how I saw test repo done in other fsspec implementations.The code lines did get kind of long though☹️ . And gitpython would let other settings be made if needed.
I am happy to try the gitpython way. Let me know.