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A rename or a move is currently seen as a delete on the old path and a create on the new path. This means that propagating what was from users's perspective a simple rename can require copying gigabytes of data for big files and directories (this is in best case scenario when local copy shortcut is used instead of transmitting those gigabytes over a network). Add new functionality that enables detecting renames and moves, and propagating them without copying any data. If this is not possible (due to conflicts, errors or user actions) then it falls back to copying, as before. Add a new user preference to control this (defaults to "off"). This is just a shortcut (akin to copying locally instead of transmitting over a network). Renames/moves are detected for files and directories, and only if the contents have not changed (for directories, "contents" means the names and contents of all its children, recursively).
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