Re: Directory renames without breaking git log.

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Date: Thursday, September 4, 2008 - 3:45 pm

On Thursday 04 September 2008 02:16:24 Tarmigan wrote:
ck

That doesn't seem to fix "git log path/to/file" cases. The really interesti=
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part is that if I try git log --follow -M -C path/to/file, I don't get any=
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history at all. (--follow is the culprit, if I remove that I at least get t=
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merge commit)

git blame still works, and git log --sparse path/to/file works, of=20
course. --sparse makes giving a path a bit pointless, of course, but we=20
probably can live with that for time being. I'm still open for suggestions,=
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of course. :)

Cheers,
Kai

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Messages in current thread:
Directory renames without breaking git log., Kai Blin, (Wed Sep 3, 5:38 pm)
Re: Directory renames without breaking git log., Tarmigan, (Wed Sep 3, 8:16 pm)
Re: Directory renames without breaking git log., Kai Blin, (Thu Sep 4, 3:45 pm)
Re: Directory renames without breaking git log., Jakub Narebski, (Thu Sep 4, 4:41 pm)
Re: Directory renames without breaking git log., Junio C Hamano, (Thu Sep 4, 3:49 pm)
Re: Directory renames without breaking git log., Kai Blin, (Thu Sep 4, 4:52 pm)