SAKryukov
Joined 23 November 2020
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::::::::::::::::::: I'm not sure. If you think we both done some mistakes, can you explain how to avoid it? Maybe your first comment on the topic was correct: this is the simple behavior of the system: earlier post knocks out the uncommitted post when another user is still in an editing state? This is not good enough, but is simple and kind of natural. :-) | ::::::::::::::::::: I'm not sure. If you think we both done some mistakes, can you explain how to avoid it? Maybe your first comment on the topic was correct: this is the simple behavior of the system: earlier post knocks out the uncommitted post when another user is still in an editing state? This is not good enough, but is simple and kind of natural. :-) | ||
::::::::::::::::::: The systems I worked with were on top of the revision control, where the resolutions are fundamental. By the way, do you use any revision control in your work? Believe me, this is heaven. When I started to use them in all cases, all my life went much easier. Even if I have the smallest project, even if the entire project is a pretty short post or a document in a single text file, I create a local revision control repository and work on it. All steps are reversible, you cannot possibly lose anything, you can find traces of your earlier efforts in no time, and so on... It takes absolute minimum of resources, installs and configures in a minute, just brilliant help from a tiny piece of software. — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Wednesday 2020 December 9, 07:06 UTC'' | ::::::::::::::::::: The systems I worked with were on top of the revision control, where the resolutions are fundamental. By the way, do you use any revision control in your work? Believe me, this is heaven. When I started to use them in all cases, all my life went much easier. Even if I have the smallest project, even if the entire project is a pretty short post or a document in a single text file, I create a local revision control repository and work on it. All steps are reversible, you cannot possibly lose anything, you can find traces of your earlier efforts in no time, and so on... It takes absolute minimum of resources, installs and configures in a minute, just brilliant help from a tiny piece of software. — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Wednesday 2020 December 9, 07:06 UTC'' | ||
:::::::::::::::::::: Yes, the earlier post does in fact seem to knock out the uncommitted post while the other person is still editing, so there's that. If revision control involves a program I don't have I might not be able to use it- then again, revision control in talk pages doesn't seem to make as much sense as revision control in the actual articles, and you and I both seem to be spectacularly prone to typos, even though you use revision control all the time. Revision control on my end is more likely when I'm attempting to edit another type of document. That said, I do think Xenwolf should walk you through the process of recovering those uncommitted posts for good measure, and I asked him about it. --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 07:14, 9 December 2020 (UTC) | |||
::::::::: Also, only today I faced the problem with sound degraded with time, don't know how to reproduce; this problem was never exposed with the rest of the applications based on the same synthesis engine. That problem may take time... — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Wednesday 2020 December 9, 00:01 UTC'' | ::::::::: Also, only today I faced the problem with sound degraded with time, don't know how to reproduce; this problem was never exposed with the rest of the applications based on the same synthesis engine. That problem may take time... — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Wednesday 2020 December 9, 00:01 UTC'' | ||