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base/repl: collect all repl-related file under one directory
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@StefanKarpinski it seems that the history of all the files involved in this move is gone, hence you stand as the only committer to the files. It makes back tracking of old work a bit harder. Is it not possible to move the files and keep the commit history?
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Haven't looked myself (and can't right now), but maybe you need to use
--follow
?https://stackoverflow.com/a/2314757
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File move is entirely heuristic in git: a move is just rm + add with similar enough content. You do need to give the
--follow
argument (and maybe-M -M -C
) to tell git to follow moved files.