Im readin arround the internet they do the same thing...It didnt
I just moved lots of folders out of a folder. Than I did [git add .], it didnt detected renamed or modifyed, it gave me a zillion added and deleted...Than I simply runned [git add -A] and ta dah, a zillion renamed...wtf is wrong with the internet
The default behavior for 'git add .' changed with Git 2.0. It's now the equivalent of 'git add .; git add -u'.
Here's the release notes: https://github.com/git/git/blob/f99a38c0121456822f8a9dfb7928eefceaa98201/Documentation/RelNotes/2.0.0.txt#L32-L36
Also, Git cannot reliably autodetect renames or moves of files or folders. If you want to record the move of something from one name and/or location to another, use `git mv (src) (dst)` to tell Git explicitly what you're doing. This also helps `blame`-like tools follow histories backwards past rename events.
