Users struggle with merge conflicts when editing notes offline across devices; our platform automatically resolves conflicts using intelligent CRDT-based logic and provides a guided conflict resolution UI, ensuring seamless collaboration without manual intervention.
CRDTs are technically interesting, but I don't know how they solve fundamental merge issues? If a line of text is updated on two independent paths - there is no automatically correct merge decision. Is it just that CRDTs provides systematic merges for automatically resolvable cases?For that matter, I guess I don't use Obsidian sync, so how does Obsidian present merges that may need manual input?
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