I added some clarity about what's required in /etc/sudoers in order to run 'sudo resrm.
This makes sudo -E somewhat redundant (and I found it didn't work without this fix anyway)
I added some clarity about what's required in `/etc/sudoers` in order to run `'sudo resrm`.
This makes `sudo -E` somewhat redundant (and I found it didn't work without this fix anyway)
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I added some clarity about what's required in
/etc/sudoersin order to run'sudo resrm.This makes
sudo -Esomewhat redundant (and I found it didn't work without this fix anyway)Looks good! Thank you for your contribution! Merging in...