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One of our users ran into an issue where the was running `arc diff` in a subdirectory and it so happened that in that directoy there wasn't any `lfs` files so the repo was marked as "$is_lfs == false`. Lets allow `arc` to be run from anywhere. Is this the right way to do subexpressions or do you rather roundtrip through PHP?

One of our users ran into an issue where they were running `arc diff` in a subdirectory and it so happened that in that directoy there wasn't any `lfs` files so the repo was marked as "$is_lfs == false`. Lets allow `arc` to be run from anywhere. Is this the right way to do subexpressions or do you rather roundtrip through PHP?

One of our users ran into an issue where the wasthey were running `arc diff` in a subdirectory and it so happened that in that directoy there wasn't any `lfs` files so the repo was marked as "$is_lfs == false`. Lets allow `arc` to be run from anywhere. Is this the right way to do subexpressions or do you rather roundtrip through PHP?