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how to run set-branches at origin in GitPython

I am working with shallow-clone and shallow fetch with GIT repo, There is Git-Python being used in the code In Git-python, what would be equivalent command for the following git cmd command git remote ...
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How to get master/main branch from gitpython

How one can know about the master/main branch at git remote with git-python. I am aware that we can iterate over the heads of the repository and then check the results. Something like repo = git.Repo('...
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Error for git branch command using GitPython?

So I am using GitPython in a script to get the start branch of a commit. It works for some, but for others I eventually get errors like these: [10] => Failed to process commit: Cmd('git') failed ...
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Commits from branch master appear in other branch - GitHub

I am analyzing commits from project apache/mina-sshd but I am running to a problem: All commits in the branch 0.9.x from project mina-sshd (except for the first 3 commits) belongs to branch master ...
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Git python API returns invalid branch name when using tag

I am trying to checkout a branch with a tag that references a commit. I keep getting an error that the branch name is invalid because it is trying to take the tag name as part of my branch. I am using ...
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gitpython - checking if branch is not merged with repo object?

I need to check if branch I'm interested is merged to another branch. With gitpython, I can use its git command object like: import git g = git.Git('/path/to/git/repo') g.branch("--no-merged", "...
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