Re: Git rebasing attribute the change to the wrong file [bug]

>
> Hello,
> I think I found a bug in git, where a change get attributed to the
> wrong file when doing a rebasing.
>
> # Short summary
> Assume `master_branch`
> ```
> .
> └── parent_folder
>     ├── project_a
>     │   └── file.txt
>     └── project_b
>         └── file.txt # the 2 file.txt have the same content on master
> ```
> Assume `feature_branch` from master
> ```
> .
> └── parent_folder
>     ├── project_a
>     │   └── file.txt
>     └── project_b
>         └── file.txt # this file got modified with a feature
> ```
> Assume `refactor_branch` from master
> ```
> .
> └── refactored_parent_folder # got renamed
>     ├── project_a
>     │   └── file.txt
>     └── project_b
>         └── file.txt
> ```
> then rebase `feature_branch` on `refactor_branch`,
>
> ```
> .
> └── refactored_parent_folder
>     ├── project_a
>     │   └── file.txt # the feature got moved here !
>     └── project_b
>         └── file.txt # instead of here, where it should be !
> ```