undo + mv => unexpected

[Thomas Nikolajsen <thomas.nikolajsen@xxxxxxx>]

`undo -i' seems to track the wrong file after mv, see below.
Contents of file is correct;
`hammer history' seems correct.

 -thomas
-
# sh -x undo-mv
+ mkdir /hammer/XXX.2082
+ cd /hammer/XXX.2082
+ echo XXX
+ sync
+ undo -i test
test: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
+ echo YYY
+ sync
+ undo -i test
test: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d63 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
+ mv test test1
+ sync
+ undo -i test
test: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d63 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
+ undo -i test1
+ echo ZZZ
+ sync
+ undo -i test
test: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d63 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d69 16-Jul-2008 03:52:58
+ undo -i test1
+ mv test1 test
+ sync
+ undo -i test
test: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d63 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d69 16-Jul-2008 03:52:58
+ undo -i test1
+ echo WWW
+ sync
+ undo -i test
+ undo -i test1
test1: objid=0x00000001000186be
        0x0000000100030d5f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d63 16-Jul-2008 03:52:57
        0x0000000100030d69 16-Jul-2008 03:52:58
        0x0000000100030d6f 16-Jul-2008 03:52:58

- undo-mv
#!/bin/sh
# undo + mv => unexpected
mkdir /hammer/XXX.$$
cd /hammer/XXX.$$

echo XXX >>test
sync
undo -i test

echo YYY >>test
sync
undo -i test

mv test test1
sync
undo -i test
undo -i test1

echo ZZZ >>test1
sync
undo -i test
undo -i test1

mv test1 test
sync
undo -i test
undo -i test1

echo WWW >>test
sync
undo -i test
undo -i test1