if I do `fossil mv a b'; mv a b; and then edit the renamed file `b' and
check it in, I can
do a
`fossil diff -r {before_rename} --to{after_rename}'
between revisions before and after the rename and get the correct diff
listing of `a' vs. `b' as it should be.
adding the file name of the currently existing file `b' i.e. using
`fossil diff -r {before_rename} --to{after_rename}' b
tells me (correctly) that `b' is not present in {before_rename}. but since
the rename info is there it would be nice to get the same diff as without
specifying the file (`hg', e.g., behaves this way). when there is only a
single file differing between the revisions is not that important but if
there are multiple affected files it makes a difference whether the second
variant works or not.
question: why does it fail when specifying the name but works when I omit
it?
j.
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