Agreed with all regarding the current limiting, it becomes a natural part of everyday life to set the voltage _and_ the current limit.
However... sometimes you're on a project and typically you're incrementally adding new functionality or changing performance, this can come and bite you on the butt. There have been a few hours of my life lost on MCU projects where every thing works fine, then I do something like ramp the core clock up or start using a peripheral that takes the PSU into current limit, and the MCU resets with a brown out in a matter of 100us or so. Because it happens so quickly, it's not immediately obvious what's happened: after the reset the PSU still shows all's OK, the DMM measures the supply OK, but that tiny PSU glitch where it went into CC is long gone. It's just part of life's rich EE experience.