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Add section about local settings configuration. #37829
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful.
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Co-authored-by: Jed Cunningham <66968678+jedcunningham@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Jed Cunningham <66968678+jedcunningham@users.noreply.github.com>
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This builds on what we did in apache#37829.
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This builds on what we did in #37829.
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful.
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This builds on what we did in apache#37829.
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful. (cherry picked from commit 6ec7386)
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful. (cherry picked from commit 6ec7386)
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful. (cherry picked from commit 6ec7386)
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them. This PR changes it: * adds a section about it in configuration docs * points to this section from every place in our docs where it is mentioned you can use local settings * the section also links back to the places that can be configured as a set of example ways local settings can be useful.
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This builds on what we did in apache#37829.
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Often people see in our docs or issues/discussions that they should configure local settings, but - surprisingly - there is not a single section that explains it. Some specific configuration capabilities mention it and some even explain a bit more, but generally speaking there was not a single place where you could check what local settings are and how to configure them.
This PR changes it:
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