This extension is incredibly useful. My only possible complaint is how it looks to version control. In the commit it appears that a file has been deleted and a new one (with the same content) was created. This can make it difficult to tell if changes to the file's contents were made in the process.
I'm not sure how you actually accomplish the move at the OS level, but git at least has a solution for this. By running the move through git (with git mv), it cleans up the commit.
This would be a cherry on top feature to an already super awesome extension!
This extension is incredibly useful. My only possible complaint is how it looks to version control. In the commit it appears that a file has been deleted and a new one (with the same content) was created. This can make it difficult to tell if changes to the file's contents were made in the process.
I'm not sure how you actually accomplish the move at the OS level, but git at least has a solution for this. By running the move through git (with
git mv
), it cleans up the commit.This would be a cherry on top feature to an already super awesome extension!