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Right now, the upgrade process just moves the folder, which doesn't preserve git history of moved files correctly.
Ideally, if the project is a git repo, and git is installed, the src directory should be moved using git mv, and a commit should be immediately created for the move and the other files changed/created by the conversion. By creating a commit immediately after git mv, then the git history will have a minimal commit showing the existing files being renamed (and will reduce risk that git will not recognize it as a rename due to other changes to existing files being applied in the same revision).
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Right now, the upgrade process just moves the folder, which doesn't preserve git history of moved files correctly.
Ideally, if the project is a git repo, and git is installed, the src directory should be moved using
git mv
, and a commit should be immediately created for the move and the other files changed/created by the conversion. By creating a commit immediately aftergit mv
, then the git history will have a minimal commit showing the existing files being renamed (and will reduce risk that git will not recognize it as a rename due to other changes to existing files being applied in the same revision).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: