Martin von Zweigbergk 85773cf81f stacked_table: add a generic store based on the stacked-table format ... The new store works the same way as the `OpHeadsStore`. It keeps track of the current head file(s) by recording their names in a directory. When a write happens, it adds the new head and then removes the old head. There will be generally be a single head at a time. The only exception is when there's been concurrent operations (locally, or remotely, in the case of a distributed file system). When there are multiple heads files, they are automatically merged. No guarantee is given about which value wins if the key exists in several heads; the store is meant to be used for data that's immutable once written. As long as different keys are written, this is a CRDT. That makes it fit for solving both #3 and #7.		2021-10-20 13:21:12 -07:00
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protos	backend: remove unused Commit::is_pruned (#32)	2021-10-06 23:53:15 -07:00
src	stacked_table: add a generic store based on the stacked-table format	2021-10-20 13:21:12 -07:00
tests	conflicts: work around rust-lang/rust#89716	2021-10-13 13:41:09 -07:00
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