Aurélien Bénel <aurelien.benel@...> writes: > > > >> > > > > For example, I modify a _design document in DB1. I then modify the > > same _design document in DB2. I then replicate DB1 to DB2. I would > > expect that CouchDB would identify a conflict, however after > > replication, Couch returns no conflicts in DB2. > > Are you sure the replicator connects to the other database as an admin > user? > I think you need to if you want to replicate the design also. > > Regards, > > Aurélien >
Yes, the replicator connects to the other database as admin. The problem is not that the replication fails, rather how do I get a list of all the design documents that are in conflict? For non _design documents, we wrote a view to return all the documents in conflict. However, _design documents do not work with views. Any suggestions as to how to get a list of all _design documents in conflict after a successful replication would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Jim
