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I don't really see it is changing coding style to simply have the rename be a discrete commit. I've never had a problem where it didn't recognize a rename when

I don't really see it is changing coding style to simply have the rename be a discrete commit. I've never had a problem where it didn't recognize a rename when I do this. Any further changes I want to make to the file come in subsequent commits.

EdwardDiego 12y ago
> I don't really see it is changing coding style to simply have the rename be a discrete commit Depends on your language, I guess. Changing a Java class name typically involves renaming a file. So if you're doing a refactor, where renaming a class may only be one of several changes you're making 'in the flow', you have to consciously pause after renaming that class and commit.