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…defaults, and settings Please see [pull request 47](chuanxshi#47) for some background on the semantics in-play here. Note how separating the concepts of settings, defaults, and options allows us to make the comments more succinct. That's because the concept of "options" isn't overloaded anymore. **Options** come from the user. **Defaults** come from the plugin. **Settings* is what you run-with this time. Signed-off-by: Steven Black <steveb@stevenblack.com>
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As with Pull Request 47, this is about options, defaults, and settings.
Please see pull request 47 for some background on the semantics in-play here.
Note how separating the concepts of settings, defaults, and options allows us to make the comments more succinct. That's because the concept of "options" isn't overloaded anymore.
Options come from the user. Defaults come from the plugin. Settings is what you run-with this time.
Signed-off-by: Steven Black steveb@stevenblack.com