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I'm attempting to rearrange a Unity project that is under source control. Two problems:

  • In order to maintain the relationships between assets, I need to use Unity's API or interface. But when I move something that way, git loses track of them.
  • In order to maintain git tracking, I need to use git commands. But when I move them that way, Unity loses track of how they're related.

Is there an easy way for me to tell one what the other is doing?

I'm attempting to rearrange a Unity project that is under source control. Two problems:

  • In order to maintain the relationships between assets, I need to use Unity's API or interface. But when I move something that way, git loses track of them.
  • In order to maintain git tracking, I need to use git commands. But when I move them that way, Unity loses track of how they're related.

Is an easy way for me to tell one what the other is doing?

I'm attempting to rearrange a Unity project that is under source control. Two problems:

  • In order to maintain the relationships between assets, I need to use Unity's API or interface. But when I move something that way, git loses track of them.
  • In order to maintain git tracking, I need to use git commands. But when I move them that way, Unity loses track of how they're related.

Is there an easy way for me to tell one what the other is doing?

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Rearranging projects in Git and Unity

I'm attempting to rearrange a Unity project that is under source control. Two problems:

  • In order to maintain the relationships between assets, I need to use Unity's API or interface. But when I move something that way, git loses track of them.
  • In order to maintain git tracking, I need to use git commands. But when I move them that way, Unity loses track of how they're related.

Is an easy way for me to tell one what the other is doing?