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It is my understanding that allowing package renames (with preserved history) is complex task for regular filetree.
However gitfiletree (metadata-less) takes everything from git, which does understand renames and likewise can show log for the previously named version (git log --follow). Is this doable?
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Yes and no. Yes, gitfiletree sees renamings when those are tracked by git (exemple, method rename via the method versions API in the repository -- only used by AltBrowser so far), but, once you try to retrieve a version anterior to the renaming, then recovering the method / file name isn't obvious at all. The issue is the same when renaming a package... you know it has been renamed, but you don't know how to fetch a version older than the renaming point because the name has changed.
It is my understanding that allowing package renames (with preserved history) is complex task for regular filetree.
However gitfiletree (metadata-less) takes everything from git, which does understand renames and likewise can show log for the previously named version (
git log --follow
). Is this doable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: