Tom Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > To manage an archive, i use a "dumb-fs" abstraction: you can put > files, make directories, rename things, and delete things. If one > assumes that rename behaves as in Posix, a dumb-fs database for > imports and changesets can have all the ACID properties of a good > database. (And, secondarilly, support for composite transactions > in Arch -- committing to many distributed archives at once -- is on > the way! :-) > This is cool news! Any rough guess when this will land? tla 1.4?
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