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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ works just like `-Log` but also opens the logfile after updating
- `-Merge` - `-Merge`
merges overrides instead of appending them. Comments are appended normally. `_user.js.parrot` lines are not merged. Overrides for inactive (commented out) user.js prefs will be appended. When `-Merge` and `-MultiOverrides` are used together, a `user-overrides-merged.js` file is also generated in the root directory for quick reference. It contains only the merged data from override files and can be safely discarded after updating, or used as the new user-overrides.js. When there are conflicting records for the same pref, the value of the last one declared will be used. merges overrides instead of appending them. Comments are appended normally. `_user.js.parrot` lines are not merged. Overrides for inactive (commented out) user.js prefs will be appended. When `-Merge` and `-MultiOverrides` are used together, a `user-overrides-merged.js` file is also generated in the root directory for quick reference. It contains only the merged data from override files and can be safely discarded after updating, or used as the new user-overrides.js. When there are conflicting records for the same pref, the value of the last one declared will be used.
The following example illustrates how `-merge` works: The following example illustrates how `-merge` works:<br><br>
ghacks user.js file contains this: ghacks user.js file contains this:
```js ```js
/* 0103: set your "home" page (see 0102) ***/ /* 0103: set your "home" page (see 0102) ***/