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ref: add remote example in gc ref
See original GitHub issuedvc gc has two fundamental modes - local and remote. We should be extremely clear about what does each mode do and what it does not do.
See https://github.com/iterative/dvc/issues/1266#issuecomment-433332445
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Yes, this is still relevant.
dvc gchas two fundamental modes - local and remote. We should be extremely clear about what does each mode do and what it does not do.Woah I didn’t even remember about that option. May be OK to leave that out. Let’s 🙏 try to get a good basic example for
gc -c/rand then consider about--projects. Not critical here (prob better to insert in https://dvc.org/doc/use-cases/shared-development-server) — unrelated