Forget this one

I found the ProtocolAppliedWaveletDelta.hashed_version_applied_at
value

:)



On 26 mayo, 11:42, jesus salas <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm implemeting federation with wavesandbox, I create a new wave at
> wavesandbox, add a user from my own server and and begin to receive
> ProtocolWaveletDeltas, then, what is hapenning is I'm receiving next
> duplicated hashed_version.version hashed_version.history_hash
>
> incomingDelta.author                    "[email protected]"
> alreadyReceivedDelta.author     "[email protected]"
>
> incominDelta.history_hash
> "520E56533F5A8A3EE9068DD1C80D008098F218D5"
> alreadyReceivedDelta.history_hash       
> "520E56533F5A8A3EE9068DD1C80D008098F218D5"
>
> incomingDelta.hashed_version.version
> 117
> alreadyReceivedDelta.hashed_version.version                     117
>
> incomingDelta.operation[0].mutate_document.document_id
> "b+MPDyQ_GhH" (5 operations)
> alreadyReceivedDelta.operation[0].mutate_document.document_id
> "b+MPDyQ_GhH" (5 operations)
>
> incoming delta and already recived delta shares everything except that
> operations are completely different,
>
> I suppose it is correct, but really I don't understand how
> hashed_version is generate and how it should be managed on my side to
> create a consisten document.
>
> can please someone point to some source code on FedOne or a document
> that explain a bit how hashed_version is generated on wavelet host
> server to depict sequential operations to be applied on document
> evaluation process?
>
> Or just someone that can explain to me a bit how this should be
> managed?
>
> I'm a bit lost on this,
>
> should apply first received delta and then next one?
> should I apply OT to second one against first one, then apply to
> document as they matchs on hashes_version.version?
>
> shouldn't server send to me deltas with a order tag that guarantee
> order applied on wavelet host server?
>
> Sorry me if I'm asking something crazy :)
>
> Thank you so much in advance.
>
> jesus

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