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