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History of !track_rename

• git does not track renames of files in history, git only records tree snapshots. It can try to guess whether a change was a rename, or just unrelated removal+addition, when asked. You can help this by making the rename in a different commit from a modification. See man git-log -C and -M
  By charon at 2012-02-01 15:23:11
• git does not track renames of files in history, git only records tree snapshots. It may tries to guess whether a change was a rename, or just unrelated removal+addition, when asked. You can help this by making the rename in a different commit from a modification. See man git-log -C and -M
  By SethRobertson at 2012-02-01 15:22:28
• git does not track renames of files in history, git only records snapshots of file contents. It only tries to guess whether something was a rename, or just a removal+addition, when asked for diffs. You can help this by making the rename in a different commit from a modification. See man git-log -C and -M
  By charon at 2012-02-01 15:19:30
• git does not track renames of files in history, git only records additions and deletions. It only tries to guess it when needed/asked. You can help this by making the rename in a different commit from a modification. See man git-log -C and -M
  By SethRobertson at 2012-01-11 01:38:00
• git does not track renames of files in history. It only tries to guess it when needed.
  By ikke at 2011-12-28 06:55:40