I have the following folder structure in my python project:

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I am an intern task with identifying the branch where the file was last deployed using this git command: “git log -n 1 –merges –first-parent –oneline — “

I’m doing data analysis, and for reproducibility I want to make sure my results are marked with the version of the code used to produce them. I do this with

I recently installed and setup git on my computer (windows 8.1) to learn basic use with it in vs code with python. However, when I enter the command $git –version in the terminal window to check the git version (which was according to the tutorial I’ve been learning from), I get the following error:

I am hoping to have git create a version.py file that looks like this (where the version is incremented each commit):