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python - How to call rev_list with GitPython

I believe you are misuing the repo.git.rev_list method. The first argument is meant to be a branch name (or other commit reference). You are effectively running the command:

['git', 'rev-list', '--since="2024-01-01" master']

Which is to say, you're looking for a branch or other reference with the literal name --since="2024-01-01" master. You should get the result you expect if you spell the command like this:

res = repo.git.rev_list("master", since="2024-01-01").split('\n')

Although on my system I had to be explicit and use refs/heads/master to avoid a warning: refname 'master' is ambiguous. message from git.

Instead of using git rev-list, you could also do this entirely using the GitPython API:

import git
from datetime import datetime

repo = git.repo.Repo('.')
d =datetime.strptime('2024-01-01', '%Y-%m-%d')
ts = int(d.timestamp())
commits = [
  commit for commit in repo.iter_commits('refs/heads/master')
  if commit.committed_date > d.timestamp()
]

Or if you want just the hex sha values:

commits = [
  commit.hexsha for commit in repo.iter_commits('refs/heads/master')
  if commit.committed_date > d.timestamp()
]

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