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Detect if you're in WSL and your repo root is across the /mnt/c/ boundary
People keep doing this even though we highlight it in the guide, we should have xtask bail out or something to tell the user you really don't want to do this.
@liam0215, did we end up writing some code to detect this as part of that hvliteup work you hacked on a while back, or did we never get to the point where this would matter?
There's also some functionality in WSL pop a notification about this. I could add cargo to the list of binaries that trigger this warning if you think it would be useful?
Irrespective of whether we do something in WSL or not - rectifying this issue should be a lot easier nowadays, since everything is flowey based.
We can update the git_checkout node's Local backend to double-check if you're on WSL, and ensure you aren't accessing something via /mnt.
There's also some functionality in WSL pop a notification about this. I could add cargo to the list of binaries that trigger this warning if you think it would be useful?
I've implemented this in WSL, but agree we should still do something here.