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Re: Supporting convergence: msg#00038version-control.codeville.devel
In weave terms, this seems a bit like allowing for lines to be reinserted following a revision that deletes them. Perhaps there are practical problems in automatically inferring reversions, if you're doing it just by looking at text changes? It is probably common to incidentally change some lines back to their previous version, without the whole commit being a reversion. It's probably also common to semantically undo a change, but have some context or whitespace changes that mean the reversion is not seen as such. Nevertheless njs's idea of trying to solve this for scalars first before worrying about text files is probably a good way to proceed. -- Martin
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