git: honor GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY #4686
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When we're in certain server-side hooks, the GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY environment variable is set so we can read and write temporary objects which are quarantined there. However, Git LFS doesn't currently honor that environment variable. Let's make it do so, so that we can invoke Git LFS in the normal way in such an environment.
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When we're in certain server-side hooks, the
GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORYenvironment variable is set so we can read and write temporary objects which are quarantined there. However, Git LFS doesn't currently honor that environment variable. Let's make it do so, so that we can invoke Git LFS in the normal way in such an environment.Fixes #4685