Comment by meinersbur
9 hours ago
That's the entire appeal of WSL (for me). A single source checkout I can work on from both sides; no inconsistency of forgetting that I need to apply changes twice.
Without it, I can just as well ssh into another box.
I've generally found it better to do it other way around - keep all the stuff in Linux partition and from Windows side access that over the virtual network share \\wsl.localhost\<Distro>\home\me\whatever
Trust me, its not worth the performance cost. Just use git push and pull across the /mnt/c boundry
I do this on wsl1 without issue. wsl2 has an experimental new virtual (or just remote?) fs you can enable but I have not tested it.