chronofold

If this [0] is what you're talking about, at the moment yjs and automerge are significantly more full-featured and used by many major companies. [0] https://github.com/dkellner/chronofold

Wow, thanks for reply! Some time ago (~7-8months) I tried to implement a chronofold-based app myself in not so fancy language (c#). The data structure itself is very nicely described in the paper, but for merging strategy there are only references to other papers... So I tried to find it implemented in other langs, most of repos were bare bones, yours was the most complete, so I took it as a reference. I lifted the merging strategy verbatim from it, and it passed all the tests in repo plus some additional tests. But when faced a real user input strange things happened. I will try to find exact cases and open an issue, but not today, unfortunately :( Edit: AFAIR, I had problems with this func: https://github.com/dkellner/chronofold/blob/16773193b2d21f81... and the problem manifested itself for concurrent deletes. Plus it has reversed order

This is from April 2020. You can find a few implementations (1, 2) to play with now if you’re interested… I found the video series [3] in the latter particularly interesting in trying to understand it, if you’re game to sit through a few hours of live stream. [1] - (rust) https://github.com/dkellner/chronofold [2] - (js) https://github.com/jmatsushita/purescript-chronofold [3] - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gg5q_V7tBjE&pp=sAQA

Thanks! I googled only 1 impl in Rust: https://github.com/dkellner/chronofold which seems to produce invalid results on some inputs. Actually the hard part (integration) is made of hacks there... That PoC Wiki sounds really interesting and the whole replicated.cc project! Any plans on releasing it?