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Not sure if this is about Git Lens or VS Code Git extension, but when I rename a file and make some changes in it, I would like to view the changes inline, as well as indicating the file was renamed, instead of the file with the old name being shown as "deleted" and the new name being shown as "added".
When I view changes on a a particular commit, some renamed files are shown with an orange icon and those files' changes are shown inline, which is the behavior that I want. However, some other files are shown as removed and added.
What makes this distinction? Is there a way to configure this behavior so that it will be always shown as renamed and the changes will be shown inline, instead of being shown as removed and added?
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Not sure if this is about Git Lens or VS Code Git extension, but when I rename a file and make some changes in it, I would like to view the changes inline, as well as indicating the file was renamed, instead of the file with the old name being shown as "deleted" and the new name being shown as "added".
When I view changes on a a particular commit, some renamed files are shown with an orange icon and those files' changes are shown inline, which is the behavior that I want. However, some other files are shown as removed and added.
What makes this distinction? Is there a way to configure this behavior so that it will be always shown as renamed and the changes will be shown inline, instead of being shown as removed and added?
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