Re: How do I get the correct modification status after running git diff?

[jateeq <jawad_atiq@hotmail.com>]

Ok, so I think I know what I was doing wrong... i wasn't comparing the
working tree with the last commit (HEAD), although I still don't know what
exactly I was comparing the working tree with. On reading the manual a
little more carefully, I realised the command should have been: 

git diff -M --name-status HEAD

This solves the problem of newly added files, but doesn't show 'R' for
renamed files even after I ask git to detect renamed files - just shows that
the renamed file was deleted (doesn't detect that the new renamed file was
added). So I would still appreciate some input here.

Renaming flie:
mv randomfile.xml random.xml

Diffing:
git diff -M --name-status HEAD

Output:
D      randomfile.xml

Thanks, 
jawad

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