Interactively moves files under revision control using a text editor.
Installation
move depends on renameutils.
Under MacPorts:
$ sudo port install renameutils
Under Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install renameutils
To install move:
$ pip install move
Features
move supports multiple revision control systems. It tries them in order:
git mv
svn mv
hg mv
If above commands all fail, it falls back to running plain mv.
Links
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