Bruno Rocha • 12/2/2024

What happens when you move a file in git?

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This technical article investigates the impact of moving or renaming files in Git, specifically whether it increases repository size or slows history access. It explains Git's internal snapshot-based storage model, demonstrates how to locate file objects, and shows that Git handles renames efficiently without storing duplicate data.

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