Revisions are made available as a convenience, but CouchDB doesn't
replicate old revisions, only the most recent. Also compaction will
remove old revisions as well.
-Damien
On Feb 23, 2009, at 9:00 AM, Manolo Padron Martinez wrote:
Hi:
I'm trying to test the replication process with two local database
and I
found that replication process don't work as it should (or as I
think it
would)
The case:
1º Create a db called t2.
2º Create a document called terminator.
3º Add a property to the document, so that makes a new revision,
with a
property called speed and the value 1
4º Create a new db called t3.
5º Launch replication process from t2 to t3.
In t3 should be a document with two revisions, and if I point to
"t3/terminator?revs=true" appears two revisions. If I try to get the
last
revision it works as it should but If I try to get the first
revision (the
one without properties) I get a "not found" message.
In t2 database, this works without problems so I think that is a
problem
with replication.
I've tried with debian , with the lastest in the web (0.8.1), and
the trunk
svn version with the same results.
Anyone could help me or the terminator will kill me? :-)
Thanks in advance
Manolo Padrón Martínez
