Proper tracking of file-level operations: rename, directories, merges
Ben Finney
ben+bazaar at benfinney.id.au
Tue Oct 25 04:54:41 UTC 2011
Martin Geisler <mg at lazybytes.net> writes:
> Yes, you cannot track an empty directory with Mercurial.
Another case where I consider Mercurial flawed. Empty directories are
first-class objects I want tracked by the VCS.
> I often see people argue that "Mercurial doesn't track directories" =>
> "Mercurial will be bad at merging"
I'm not making that argument, so I'm bemused that you spend so much
effort against it in this thread.
> Yeah -- if you require renames to be reported as elegantly as Bazaar,
> then we fail that requirement.
Thanks, I'm glad to have reached agreement with you. Is that lack
something soon to be fixed?
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