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File-Moves are realized with 'HG rename' command. So it is up to mercurial to
handle renames not as delete/add sequence. This is not in my hand.
bernd
Comment by: hatton | Posted: Wednesday, 03 June 2009, 12:22AM (03/06/2009)
Bernd, if visualhg could get a trigger from VS that the file was moved, could it not execute this "hg rename --after" command for us?
thanks
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Bug #324 [CLOSED]
Reason: Won't implement
| Vital Bug Details | |
|---|---|
| Summery: Detect File Moves in Visual Studio | |
| Severity: Medium | |
| Status: | Priority: Low |
| Assigned to: Nobody | Percent Complete: 100% |
| Bug Reporter | |
| Reported by: Anonymous ( on Monday, 13 April 2009, 02:58AM (13/04/2009) ) | |
| Bug Details | |
| Currently, when I drag a file between folders in VS, hg sees this as if I deleted one file and added another. This makes it seem, for example, that it was I that added the file, even if someone else wrote it, long ago.
It would be a great help if visualhg tell hg that it was just a move. |
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Comment by: Bernd Schrader | Posted: Monday, 20 April 2009, 05:38PM (20/04/2009)File-Moves are realized with 'HG rename' command. So it is up to mercurial to
handle renames not as delete/add sequence. This is not in my hand.
bernd
Comment by: hatton | Posted: Wednesday, 03 June 2009, 12:22AM (03/06/2009)
Bernd, if visualhg could get a trigger from VS that the file was moved, could it not execute this "hg rename --after" command for us?
thanks