I don't get all the commits

[nricciardi]

I have a test repo where there is master branch. From master I have created branch2 and branch3, then from branch2 I have created branch2-2. Then I have merged branch3 into branch2.

I have created a function to create a recursive dataclasses to represent repository, so then I can display it using GitGraphJS, BUT I don't get all the commits when I use iter_commits function in a master branch, why?

In addition, I would have the branch name of each commit, but when I use rev_name on commit it display stranger name with ~.

[Byron]

I recommend setting up debug logging to see which commands GitPython executes. These can then be executed by hand to see if it truly is GitPython that not listing some commits, or if it is git itself producing unexpected output.

[nricciardi]

I have fixed it using a for which iterates for each branch and gets commit of the particular branch.

Is there a function to get all commits like a tree instead of list of commits?
As list of commits I must parse they and the process is so slow...

[Byron]

No. If performance is an issue, pygit2 might help, or caching, or using a different programming language entirely.