For offline first apps, or for applications where very high degree of control for the content is needed (e.g. legal docs) and realtime collaboration isn't that valuable, there is also the option to use 3-way merge instead.
The benefit is that you can even allow the user to resolve conflicts in a satisfactory way.
Another benefit is that the document doesn't even have to be derived from the original, it could go through exports and re-imports and it will still be possible to run a 3-way merge as long as a common base version is declared. This can be especially covnenient for systems that involve e.g. MS Word.
The benefit is that you can even allow the user to resolve conflicts in a satisfactory way.
Another benefit is that the document doesn't even have to be derived from the original, it could go through exports and re-imports and it will still be possible to run a 3-way merge as long as a common base version is declared. This can be especially covnenient for systems that involve e.g. MS Word.