Aaron Bentley writes:
> Johannes Schindelin wrote:
Not recording and not supporting are quite different things.
What we don't do is to _record_ renames in the data structure.
I personally would not use a word as strong as _wrong_ (and
Linus may disagree), but (1) we can support renames without
recording them just fine, (2) recording renames would not help
to tell users about line movements across files which we would
want to do, and (3) we are getting closer to come up with a way
to even do (2) without recording renames. Given these, perhaps
I might say recording renames is _pointless_ when I am in good
mood.
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