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-l does not mean "local". -l means "--long" and has no relevance to the install command. Local is the default state. If you want to force non-globalness, you
by IsaacSchlueter 13y ago
-l does not mean "local". -l means "--long" and has no relevance to the install command.
Local is the default state. If you want to force non-globalness, you can do `--no-global`