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If "yes", is there any difference when it's used with Python 2. ?

I found this, but I would say the answer isn't clear for me.

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The post you link to says that the maintainer is not interested currently in making GitPython Python 3 compatible. –  Martijn Pieters Jun 28 at 14:24
 
"But to my mind, git-python 0.3 and earlier are rather stable, which is why a port to python 3 would make sense there." Was a bit confusing for me :s –  F0UF Jun 28 at 18:13

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What the link says is that it does NOT work with Python 3.X.

The replying fellow then goes on to comment that if someone wanted to port it to Python 3 (make it work with Python 3) they would do well to use a more stable version of GitPython than the newest release.

You will need to use Python 2. in order to use that module.

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