Context-aware configuration logic

Configuration logic should adapt based on environmental context rather than using static values. Examine the current environment state (file system, process hierarchy, feature flags) and adjust configuration accordingly to ensure optimal behavior in different scenarios.

When implementing configuration logic, consider:

• Check environmental conditions before applying configuration
• Use conditional logic to adapt behavior based on context
• Combine multiple configuration sources intelligently

Example from file walker configuration:

walker.git_ignore(use_ignores);
if use_ignores {
    // disable the parent gitignore if the directory is a git repo, otherwise use the parent gitignore
    walker.parents(!directory.join(".git").exists());
    walker.add_custom_ignore_filename(".nxignore");
}

This approach ensures that configuration decisions are made based on actual environmental state rather than assuming a one-size-fits-all approach. For instance, when NX_ISOLATE_PLUGINS=true NX_DAEMON=false, the system adapts its process architecture accordingly, with the main process managing plugin workers as child processes.