Question: What the difference between `--add-to-dash / -a` vs `--add-to-global / -A`?

[paw-lu]

What the difference between --add-to-dash / -a vs --add-to-global / -A?

I see from --help that --add-to-global / -A adds to the default global directory for das2doc. So what does --add-to-dash / -a do? What would motivate me to use one over the other?

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Love the library by the way, that a lot for sharing it. Makes Dash so much more useful.

[hynek]

The difference is at what path it builds the docset before adding it to Dash.

-A puts it to ~/Library/Application Support/doc2dash/DocSets. -a puts it into into the current directory or wherever -d points to.

[paw-lu]

Ah okay so where the actual *.docset directory lives? Thanks!