Re: Problems with file name case on Windows.

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Thanks, I had forgotten about "git mv". Still, when you receive just a
tarball of code (actually from another VCS in my case), you would have to
figure out which files had been renamed, before you could run the command,
so it is not very useful in scripting in this case. Maybe what I
could/should do is something like "git rm -rf *; <untar> ; git add -A"?

/Martin
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