I didn't use repo.active_branch.commit.count() because it turns out I already read all of the commits into a list here, plus I wanted to be able to take previously processed commits that get skipped into account.

Lines 14 to 24 in e579000

    
           repo = git.Repo(repo_path, odbt=git.GitDB) 
        
           commits = reversed(list(repo.iter_commits(ref, paths=[relative_path]))) 
        
           progress_bar = None 
        
           if skip_commits: 
        
               # Filter down to just the ones we haven't seen 
        
               new_commits = [ 
        
                   commit for commit in commits if commit.hexsha not in skip_commits 
        
               ] 
        
               commits = new_commits 
        
           if show_progress: 
        
               progress_bar = click.progressbar(commits, show_pos=True, show_percent=True)

	repo = git.Repo(repo_path, odbt=git.GitDB)
	commits = reversed(list(repo.iter_commits(ref, paths=[relative_path])))
	progress_bar = None
	if skip_commits:
	# Filter down to just the ones we haven't seen
	new_commits = [
	commit for commit in commits if commit.hexsha not in skip_commits
	]
	commits = new_commits
	if show_progress:
	progress_bar = click.progressbar(commits, show_pos=True, show_percent=True)

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Add a progress bar to the file command #9

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Add a progress bar to the `file` command #9