How CR-SQLite Transactions Work Tomorrow

This is a follow on from How CR-SQLite Transactions Work Today. The prior post described some potentially unexpected behavior when syncing transactions between two peers and the origins of that behavior. Namely that cr-sqlite only keeps the current state of the database around which can lead to "holes" in past transactions.

In future version of cr-sqlite, this will no longer be the case. cr-sqlite will give you the option to use an immutable data structure with structural sharing (opens in a new tab) to back your CRRs.

This means that cr-sqlite will be able to re-wind the state of the databases to any given version, allowing it to fully and faithfully sync transactions.