> It would be a pity if an ignorant user copied a repository to another filesystem only to find out that certain operations suddenly break. Once tested (or ena

> It would be a pity if an ignorant user copied a repository to another filesystem only to find out that certain operations suddenly break. Once tested (or enabled without testing if you know what you're doing), the location of the repository and uname are recorded. If you copy the repository elsewhere, git should detect and disable the cache.