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Some applications have autosave features that should be treated differently than a normal save (initiated by the user). One example of this is Jupyter, which only expects a new version if the user manually clicks on the save button. We could apply a similar logic to the office apps as well.
We should extend the save mechanism in Reva to allow us to disable versioning in such cases.
This could mean a change in the CS3 API's to make it a parameter (as reported in cs3apis#97), but for now, we agreed to use an opaque field for simplicity.
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Some applications have autosave features that should be treated differently than a normal save (initiated by the user). One example of this is Jupyter, which only expects a new version if the user manually clicks on the save button. We could apply a similar logic to the office apps as well.
We should extend the save mechanism in Reva to allow us to disable versioning in such cases.
This could mean a change in the CS3 API's to make it a parameter (as reported in cs3apis#97), but for now, we agreed to use an opaque field for simplicity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: