HOME_IGNORE_LIMITS for Other Joints (Blocking?)

I have my shared home and limit switches working when using separate inputs: X-Max+Home, Y-Max+Home, and Z-Max+Home.  The homing sequence works exactly as it should and zeroes everything.

I want to conserve inputs and put all three switches in series ALL LIMITS + HOME but the other joint limits aren't ignored; as per manual:

6.4. HOME_IGNORE_LIMITSCan hold the values YES / NO. The default value for this parameter is NO. This flag determines whether LinuxCNC will ignore the limit switch input for this joint while homing. This setting will not ignore limit inputs for other joints. If you do not have a separate home switch set this to YES and connect the limit switch signal to the joint home switch input in HAL. LinuxCNC will ignore the limit switch input for this joint while homing. To use only one input for all homing and limits you will have to block the limit signals of the joints not homing in HAL and home one joint at a time.

How do I get around this?  What does it mean to "block the limit signals of the joints not homing in HAL?"  Is there a simplified way to do this where HOME_IGNORE_LIMITS ignores all joints only during homing?

Thanks in advance for the support.

~Mor

I'm using PNCCONF but I think I did see "all limits and homes" as an option.

After thinking about it, won't the system get confused and not know which "home" switch is triggered when homing i.e. z-axis thinks it triggered home when actually y-axis limit switch got triggered?

I guess using Home All and just letting each do their thing in sequence isn't too bad.