Are There Reasonable Multi-Master Over the WAN Storage Options?
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They are stored as the same file but can see the different versions, which user worked on which version, ect.
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@Breffni-Potter said:
They are stored as the same file but can see the different versions, which user worked on which version, ect.
My multi-master system does that naturally. In both cases, humans have to sort it out later.
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@Breffni-Potter said:
They are stored as the same file but can see the different versions, which user worked on which version, ect.
Man, I can see all kinds of problems with that system. and as Scott said, it has to be sorted by a person.
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@Dashrender said:
@Breffni-Potter said:
They are stored as the same file but can see the different versions, which user worked on which version, ect.
Man, I can see all kinds of problems with that system. and as Scott said, it has to be sorted by a person.
Yeah. All the workable solutions I've seen involve change tracking of some sort.
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There are systems that do this with version control. You could do this with GIT or Mercurial, in theory. But eventually a human always has to sort things out.
