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It seems CRDTs in the limit approach a commit for every keypress. Meanwhile a commit in git is an atomic set of keypresses, to transition from one working state
by kasdi 3y ago
It seems CRDTs in the limit approach a commit for every keypress. Meanwhile a commit in git is an atomic set of keypresses, to transition from one working state to another. So, in a CRDT world with a commit for every keystroke we would need to annotate sets of commits. Like “all of these commits change the title ‘hello’ to ‘world’”. Would be interesting.