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docs: Add a note on running isolated nodes 

Signed-off-by: Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.fi>
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@ -48,6 +48,22 @@ You may want to set the appropriate environment variables before running these c
to prevent them from interfering with an existing installation of radicle. See the to prevent them from interfering with an existing installation of radicle. See the
following section on environment variables. following section on environment variables.
## Running in isolation
When testing things, if you want to run one or more nodes in isolation from the
public Radicle network of nodes:
* In the node `config.json` file:
- set `preferredSeeds` to `[]`
- set `node.connect` to `[]`
- set `node.network` to `test`
- set `node.peers.type` to `static`
This allows you to make any changes to the repositories on your nodes without
having them replicated to outside your nodes. This would be good to do for any
experiments you make that might be burdensome for other nodes, such as creating
very large repositories.
## Environment variables ## Environment variables
When developing radicle, some environment variables may be used to make the When developing radicle, some environment variables may be used to make the