Create the same global context / subcontext <- this results in an error explaining the conflict
There is currently no easy way to solve this situation, a nice thing would be a popup offering to migrate the local context in a global one. This would imply to make the change for associated overload an subcontexts.
There is currently no easy way to solve this situation, a nice thing would be a popup offering to migrate the local context in a global one. This would imply to make the change for associated overload an subcontexts.