move-file

To move a C++ file and update includes automatically, you run a Python script from the project root with the old and new file paths. This executes git mv, rewrites all external and internal #include references, and adjusts CMakeLists.txt entries to match the new location.

Refactoring C++ source files without breaking CMake build references requires updating CMakeLists.txt entries alongside file moves. This Skill automates that process by moving the source file with git mv and automatically adjusting magda/daw/CMakeLists.txt paths to reflect the new file structure.

Moving a .cpp file with git mv preserves history because it records the relocation as a rename. This Skill uses git mv to maintain git history while simultaneously rewriting include paths and updating CMakeLists.txt build references to ensure the project remains valid.

Yes, you can update CMakeLists.txt and include paths across an entire C++ project at once. The Skill scans the codebase to rewrite all external and internal #include references in .cpp and .hpp files, while adjusting CMake build entries to match the new file locations during reorganization.

When moving C++ header files and updating includes automatically, the Skill targets specific build configurations like magda/daw/CMakeLists.txt. It requires a Python script to execute the git mv operations and rewrites includes specifically for .cpp and .hpp files, limiting its scope to these formats.