I am interested in running git log commands from go. I see that C# version has support for this (https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2sharp/wiki/git-log) . Does the GO version also support for similar git log commands? I did some quick searching for "query" and "filter" keywords and I did not find anything.
RevWalk is what you are looking for.
repo, err := git.OpenRepository("path/to/repository")
log.Println(err)
w, err := repo.Walk() // returns a RevWalk instance for this repo
log.Println(err)
You can configure the returned RewWalk
instance.
err = w.PushHead() // instruct to start from the head commit
log.Println(err)
If you want to log a different branch you can use PushRef instead. There are other configuration options to configure the starting and ending points of the log. Check out documentation for those.
Use the Iterate method to go through the commit list. You need to pass it a function that will be called for each commit in the list.
w.Iterate(func(c *git.Commit) bool {
fmt.Println(c.Message())
return true // return false when you want to stop iterating
})
You could at least emulate a git log by using the Commit.Parent
method which allows to access to the parent of a commit (from commit.go
).
Beside that, I did not see a direct call to git log.