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It doesn't seem fundamentally harder than pretending all of the changes happened in a different directory, and then that directory got moved from being a siblin
by dmurray 6y ago
It doesn't seem fundamentally harder than pretending all of the changes happened in a different directory, and then that directory got moved from being a sibling to a subdirectory of the nominal project root.
- Hello71 6y agoit's a problem in the git model, since all the commit hashes would change. that means that all existing references become invalid, including emails, commit messages, and pull requests.