Hi,
I use Ubuntu with CouchDB 0.10 (the most recent version available in the
repository). When I create a document, delete it, and create a document
with the same id but different content, I produce _deleted_conflicts.
Someone confirmed that this problem is also present in CouchDB 0.12. Is
CouchDB 1.0.1 affected as well? ... Can I ignore this for the time being
or does it have negative implications?
Here are the steps to replicate it:
// Create database "test-db"
$ curl -X "PUT" "http://localhost:5984/test-db";
// Create document with id "hello"
$ curl -X "PUT" -d '{"blah":"heee"}' "http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello";
// Delete the document (Replace {REVISION} with revision provided by the
response when you created the document, do not put quotes around the
revision)
$ curl -X "DELETE" "http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello?rev={REVISION}";
// Add document with id "hello" but different content than previously
$ curl -X "PUT" -d '{"blah":"bummer"}' "http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello";
// See if we created a conflict (Check if the field "_deleted_conflicts"
is present)
$ curl -X "GET" "http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello?meta=true";
LOG
===
m...@laptop:~$ curl -X "PUT" "http://localhost:5984/test-db";
{"ok":true}
m...@laptop:~$ curl -X "PUT" -d '{"blah":"heee"}'
"http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello";
{"ok":true,"id":"hello","rev":"1-eedd5293adfba3e6756d169279c9e258"}
m...@laptop:~$ curl -X "DELETE"
"http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello?rev=1-eedd5293adfba3e6756d169279c9e258";
{"ok":true,"id":"hello","rev":"2-812b533fc2804799136e1a2835a2a11b"}
m...@laptop:~$ curl -X "PUT" -d '{"blah":"bummer"}'
"http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello";
{"ok":true,"id":"hello","rev":"1-8f516938fadd326bee9940f267d91b30"}
m...@laptop:~$ curl -X "GET" "http://localhost:5984/test-db/hello?meta=true";
{"_id":"hello","_rev":"1-8f516938fadd326bee9940f267d91b30","blah":"bummer","_revs_info":[{"rev":"1-8f516938fadd326bee9940f267d91b30","status":"available"}],"_deleted_conflicts":["2-812b533fc2804799136e1a2835a2a11b"]}
