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IME git's default merge strategy detects file moves pretty easily.
That's likely because you lose history rebasing every time. Try using feature branches and git merge into main instead.
K, well I don't know why you're having problems with it then. Works fine for me.
MS Azure support can fuck right off.. I discovered a serious bug in a flagship product, and built a simple 10 line program to reproduce it. I had to go back and forth with them for 2 weeks claiming it wasn't reproducible before I could get them to actually load up the program and see that it was happening.
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At a former employer we switched from SVN to git. In SVN merging changes across branches was a nightmare.. I lost many days just doing surgery in places where it threw up its hands.. Directory structure changed? Well SVN says "fuck you".
After switching to git, I barely ever even had to manually merge a file. So IME git is vastly superior in ways that matter.