Clarify that --global configuration is not applicable system-wide #2023
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Clarify that --global configuration is not applicable system-wide, but only within the scope of the logged in as current user.
Co-authored-by: Michael <[email protected]>
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Clarify that --global configuration is not applicable system-wide, but only within the scope of the logged in as current user.
Changes
add "while logged in as you"
Context
Configuration via the
--globaloption does not affect everything "on that system". I believe it is limited in scope to the user. This change attempt to make that clear. It could be worded better but I'm struggling to come with anything better than this!