It's nonsensical to stop the user from cloning a repo if the clone default directory is unset and the current directory is a repo, since whether or not the default directory is set, the user must choose where to clone the repo.
Instead, trusting the user to pay attention to what they're doing is fine here.
It's nonsensical to stop the user from cloning a repo if the clone default directory is unset and the current directory is a repo, since whether or not the default directory is set, the user must choose where to clone the repo.
Instead, trusting the user to pay attention to what they're doing is fine here.
This is related to #236.