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codeSplitters: a line edit in a dug repo never landed, with no error shown #659
Seen by the owner while testing #609, on the live site at edd5c23.
What happened: two accounts had quinn/rustybuns README.md open side by side (@quinn, and @theqntbr as crew). @theqntbr double-clicked line 3, typed asdasd, and pressed Enter. @quinn's window never showed the change. Reading the file from the server afterwards (read_file) gave rev 146, line 3 unchanged, and every line still by: upstream, so the edit never reached the file's Durable Object. @theqntbr's window gave no error; the line stayed open in its edit box ("limbo").
Other live updates in the same windows worked: toggling the repo between private and public showed up in the other window right away, and earlier typing in a small new repo (pulse-test) landed (Pulse counted it).
Suspects:rustybuns is a dig of the GitHub repo (digs last 24 hours) with a large tree; the edit may have been refused (a 409 on a stale rev, a crew or dig write rule) or sent on a socket that had dropped, and the client swallowed it.
Fix:
find why the save didn't land (try a crew edit on a dug repo against a local build)
a save that fails or gets no ack must say so on the line (and offer to retry), never sit silently in the edit box
Narrowed down (#609): live editing works and is fast in a small repo. @quinn edited quinn/pulsetest/helloworld.txt and @theqntbr's window showed it within a second. So the lost edit is specific to the dug quinn/rustybuns (large, imported from GitHub) and/or to an invited crew member editing, not live sync in general.
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QuinnsCode commentedon Oct 11, 2026
Narrowed down (#609): live editing works and is fast in a small repo. @quinn edited quinn/pulsetest/helloworld.txt and @theqntbr's window showed it within a second. So the lost edit is specific to the dug
quinn/rustybuns(large, imported from GitHub) and/or to an invited crew member editing, not live sync in general.