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by preseinger
1168 days ago
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> > CRDTs don't _ensure_ ops are commutative (and associative, and idempotent) but rather they _require_ that ops are commutative (and associative, and idempotent) > I disagree. You can create a CRDT flavor of data structure whose ops are not commutative i think it's important to reiterate (for other third-party readers) that this is factually incorrect a data structure with operations that are not commutative (or associative or idempotent) is not a (state-based) crdt by definition |
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