Commands.Move is different from git mv

If I use git mv from the command line, I do not lose my history. It is a rename in the history.

If I use Commands.Move it looks in the git log like a file delete and a file create, therefore losing my history. The file is renamed in the file system, but git didn't see the rename.

I'm using libgit2sharp version 0.31.0 with VS 2022 building with .NET 8 and C# version 13 on Windows 11.

My code looks like:

try
{
    using (var repo = new Repository(repoRoot))
    {
        // Moves the file. Path must be in Posix format (using '/' as path separator)
        Commands.Move(repo, oldPath, newPath);
        ok = true;
    }
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
    Error = "Git Move exception: " + ex.Message;
}

Am I doing something wrong? I convert the Windows path format to Posix format before using them.

Commands.Move エントリポイントから開始し、提供された oldPath/newPath のケースを再現して、その結果の git log をコマンドラインの git mv の動作と比較します。動作の違いが説明され、issue に確認済みの修正または文書化された想定動作があることをもって完了とします。