Last Commit message per treeEntry

Hi i dont know it is implemented now but i want retrieve treeeObject from repository with last commit message in which commit current file / folder was changed. I trying to solve this for 2 days but didnt find any usefull on forums or on docummentation here. Thanks for help.

Reproduction steps

what i tried

var xxx = tree[path];

                // For tree
                if (xxx.TargetType == TreeEntryTargetType.Tree)
                {
                    foreach (var item in (Tree)xxx.Target)
                    {
                        var CommitMessages = _repository.Commits.QueryBy(item.Path);
                        string commitMessage = null;

                        if (CommitMessages != null)
                        {
                            commitMessage = CommitMessages.Take(1).Last().Commit.MessageShort;
                        }

                        treeObjects.Add(new TreeObject {
                            Name = item.Name,
                            Sha = item.Target.Sha,
                            Type = item.TargetType.ToString(),
                            Path = item.Path,
                            CommitMessage = commitMessage
                        });
                    }
                }

But its very slow and not every time it return InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no elements and its take too much time ... (17secs till error?)

Expected behavior

To retireive treeEntries with at least commit sha Or better with commit itself

Actual behavior

I can retireve treeEntries and then look for Commits but there is problem it stilll pulling tree in commit and it is so slow,

Version of LibGit2Sharp (release number or SHA1)

commit 8950f498511d9e4cc1756193682ac3bb08581166

Operating system(s) tested; .NET runtime tested

.Net core 3

Start with the tree-entry example and the use of _repository.Commits.QueryBy(item.Path), then review how tree entries and commit queries are represented in LibGit2Sharp. Compare the requested last commit SHA or message with the current slow behavior and the empty-sequence failure. Done should define a reliable, efficient way to associate each file or folder entry with its last relevant commit.