Can't make partial changes to rows

[Raynos]

Consider peer X and peer Y which each have a row.

Now let peer X do row.set("one", "one") and peer Y do row.set("two", "two")

This propagates messages [row.id, { one: one }, ts1, source] and [row.id, { two: two }, ts2, source]

For normative purposes let ts1 < ts2

Now if any peer gets these messages in order of ts2 followed by ts1 then we lose the set("one", "one") message because it's older and ignored.

[Raynos]

I think this is simply a misunderstanding of how crdt works

[dominictarr]

That is a bug.
Each source gets it's own timer.
A message should only be ignored if there is a more recent message for that source

[Raynos]

@dominictarr does that mean that if we send crdt messages over UDP then messages can arrive in the wrong order and not get applied?

[dominictarr]

yeah, scuttlebutt depends on correct ordering.

if you where using udp, I'm assuming for an action game, you might have
different assumptions. maybe just send the whole row, or something.

On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Raynos notifications@github.com wrote:

@dominictarr https://github.com/dominictarr does that mean that if we
send crdt messages over UDP then messages can arrive in the wrong order and
not get applied?

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[Raynos]

@dominictarr I'm going to assume this is a non issue because I havn't reproduced it recently.