I am now reading about Subversion.
Turns out that in order to get Subversion to properly manage and keep
track of history of files even when they are copied or renamed, one
should use 'svn copy' instead of 'cp' and 'svn move' instead of 'mv'.
I wonder whether shells (such as bash) have a facility to do
directory-dependent aliasing. For example, when your pwd is a directory
checked out from a svn repository (could be identified as having .svn
subdirectory or declared as such in .bash_profile), then your 'cp'
becomes alias to a script which processes cp's arguments and issues the
appropriate 'svn copy' command/s.
--- Omer
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