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Volatile fields are fields that we only want one side of a branch to ever see.
When we branch a context, only one side of the branch will get the field; the other side will get null.
Volatile fields enable the implementation of state-based CRDTs based on vector clocks that have random component IDs; you declare a component id field that is volatile, and a map<id, ...> for the values.
Volatile fields are always transient, because we can't guarantee an intermediary component will respect the volatile-ness
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Volatile fields are fields that we only want one side of a branch to ever see.
When we branch a context, only one side of the branch will get the field; the other side will get null.
Volatile fields enable the implementation of state-based CRDTs based on vector clocks that have random component IDs; you declare a component id field that is volatile, and a map<id, ...> for the values.
Volatile fields are always transient, because we can't guarantee an intermediary component will respect the volatile-ness
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: