Re: log: option "--follow" not the default for a single file?

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> It's possible, but it is changing the meaning of "git log foo". With
> the current code, even if "foo" is currently a file, it will match
> "foo/bar" in a prior revision. Switching this to "--follow" will not.

Why does it actually match both things? I think that's
maybe wrong.
The folder was moved or delete so it doesn't exist in my
working directory. Also I can't use "git log" with another
file/folder doesn't exists but in another revision. What actually
exists is the file and that's imho the only thing that should match.
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