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The Source Control switch showed Git as enabled and could not be changed, so slow repositories kept running status, fetch, and checkpoints. The switch now writes enableVersionControl, and Git work stops while it is off. Turning it back on publishes a full status snapshot.
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What Changed
Settings → Source Control → Version control can turn Git off for an environment or one project. While it is off, detection, status, fetch, auto-pull, and checkpoints do not run Git. Turning it back on reloads local and remote status and publishes a full snapshot to open streams.
Why
The Git row showed enabled and the control could not be changed, so huge or slow repositories (including git-svn) kept paying for Git work. The switch now writes
enableVersionControl. Existing settings stay on.A missing project-root lookup stays off when any opt-out exists, so a failed lookup cannot fall through to the enabled environment default. Queued Git work rechecks the switch inside the remote write lock. A zero fetch interval still checks the switch, so an open stream drops its cached repository status instead of emitting it forever.
pingdotgg#13595
UI Changes
Web and desktop Settings → Source Control: the Git switch is writable, including a mixed state when selected projects disagree. Mobile Source Control has the same switch. Jujutsu stays a read-only availability indicator.
Checklist
Grok 4.7, Cursor cloud agent