Add path, no_merges and first_parent options#65
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stan-brunau wants to merge 3 commits intoOddBloke:masterfrom
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Add path, no_merges and first_parent options#65stan-brunau wants to merge 3 commits intoOddBloke:masterfrom
stan-brunau wants to merge 3 commits intoOddBloke:masterfrom
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SteinHeselmans
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Added path, no_merges and first_parent options.
pathwill filter commits that apply to a specific directory or file. I have noticed my build slowing down when using filename_filter on a sufficiently large repository. The use case I need it for is simple enough that I don't need to use a regex. The new path option will leverage the path name filtering that is already present in git through GitPython instead of regex.no_mergesandfirst_parentwill hide merge commits and hide the second parent of merge commits respectively. Their names and functionality are directly analogous to the --no-merges and --first-parent options in git commands.