Howto move local git repository from ~/dirA -> ~/dirB

Guys, With svn if I needed to more the location of my local repository, I could simply move it. Like mv ~/test/tde ~/trinity. Can I do the same thing with a git repository and not screw up the metadata in the tree? I note the .git directories in the tree contain worktree information: 09:34 nirvana:~/tdegit/tde> grep -r tdegit .git * .git/modules/main/tdenetwork/config: worktree = /home/david/tdegit/tde/main/tdenetwork .git/modules/main/tde-i18n/config: worktree = /home/david/tdegit/tde/main/tde-i18n .git/modules/main/tdebase/config: worktree = /home/david/tdegit/tde/main/tdebase Can I move the tree and then just sed the worktree info, or will one of the 'git' commands do this for me? -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.