On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 11:02 PM, j. van den hoff <veedeeh...@googlemail.com
> wrote:

> just a short feedback: I think keeping the `test-rename-list' would be a
> welcome additional feature (even if rename-aware diff would become a
> reality). at least it helps to keep track of what renames have happened at
> some time or other (and thus allows to do the diff across the rename
> manually if everything else fails).
>

+1.

For those who haven't seen this (i think the command itself was renamed?):

[stephan@host:~/cvs/fossil/cwal]$ f help test-name-changes
Usage: f test-name-changes [--debug] VERSION1 VERSION2

Show all filename changes that occur going from VERSION1 to VERSION2

[stephan@host:~/cvs/fossil/cwal]$ f test-name-changes rid:1 tip
------ Changes for (1) rid:1 -> (3687) tip
[th1ish/20.th1ish] -> [th1ish/unit/000-020.th1ish]
[th1ish/19.th1ish] -> [th1ish/unit/000-019.th1ish]
....
[s1/th1ish.c] -> [th1ish/th1ish.c]
[cwal_list.h] -> [include/wh/cwal/cwal_list.h]


(28 files in total for this repo, where i once moved 22 test scripts.)


> for fossil "in the wild" the rating of this might be different, partly.
> overall I agree that most of the time this is not an issue. but _when_ it
> is it can be a serious one.


i'd say "annoying" rather than "serious," since the HTML UI offers an
option. Agreed: when it's useful, it's really useful. But it's just not all
that often useful :/.


> I presume reorganizing a modest-size project by moving stuff from one
> subdir to another could really cause
> quite a bit of trouble when wanting to diff against old revisions
> afterwards.


"presume" implies that you've never had a real problem with it ;).

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