Don't invalidate container cache on user-interactions in the shell#4924
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refs phpstan/phpstan#14072 (comment)
ENV variables used for building the container key sometimes change, based on user interactions in the shell.
it happens after you
cdbetween folders and run PHPStan again.see https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Variables.html
I see another case: the container invalidates as soon as you re-size the shell window, because a ENV var exists which defines the LINES and COLUMNS in the window
while I think this is just a workaround for a more general problem - I see no way atm to find out which ENV vars are relevant for us and which are not