thoughts on -p as default

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+* For compatability, ~/.mrtrust has to exist before trust checks are
+  enabled. Change this in a flag day.
+
+* After the mtrust flag day, consider making something similar to -p 
+  be enabled by default. 
+
+  It should not be identical to -p, for the following reason: -p causes
+  mr to only look at the mrconfig it finds in the path (like -c only looks
+  at the specified file). But by default, mr should certianly load the
+  ~/.mrconfig (and files it chains). This allows a user to globally
+  configure mr with aliases, etc. (Closes: #557963)
+

 * more revision control systems
 
 * a way to detect repos in a tree that are not registered, and warn
 * more revision control systems
 
 * a way to detect repos in a tree that are not registered, and warn


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   Until this is fixed, checkouts and updates need to be manually repeated
   after mrconfig files have changes.
 
   Until this is fixed, checkouts and updates need to be manually repeated
   after mrconfig files have changes.

-
-* offline support
-
-  If I commit something to git while offline, it would be nice if mr could
-  have a way to push that change when I get online.
-
-  One approach would be to notice when mr commit fails, and queue the
-  commit up to be tried happen again when "mr retry" is run. This could
-  also notice other failing commands, such as "mr up".
-
-  Would it make sense to have to first run "mr offline", before mr starts
-  recording such failures? If so, "mr online" would be the thing to run
-  when getting back online, this would both retry queued commands, and stop
-  queuing new failures.