git-rename-file - Rename a file or directory and ensure Git recognizes the change, regardless of

       Written by Zachary Miller <codebyzach@gmail.com>

       The git-rename-file command renames a file or directory and ensures Git recognizes the change, regardless
       of filesystem case-sensitivity. It combines the functionality of the mv command and gitmv.

       This is particularly useful for renaming files or directories to change only their case, which might  not
       be detected by Git on case-insensitive filesystems.

       Rename a file:

           git-rename-file old_filename new_filename

       Rename a directory:

           git-rename-file old_directory new_directory

git-rename-file  -  Rename  a  file  or  directory  and  ensure  Git recognizes the change, regardless of
       filesystem case-sensitivity.

       -h, --help Show usage information.

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