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Queue Management with Delete Operations: If the user queues multiple operations and then attempts to delete a folder (or its parent) as the last operation, all preceding operations might become redundant. Additionally, the server could execute a delete operation while other queued operations are still pending, leading to potential conflicts.
Offline File Sharing: The user should be able to share any file or folder while offline, with the operation being queued for when they reconnect.
Handling Rename Operations in Queue: When the user queues multiple operations, if a rename operation is performed in the middle, all subsequent operations must take the rename into account. Similarly, if a delete operation occurs, the queue must adjust accordingly.
Queue Operations on Deleted Parent Folder: If a parent folder is deleted while the user is offline, any queued operations targeting that folder should be handled appropriately.
Server Modifications: The server might delete, rename, or modify a file that the user has also modified while offline. These conflicts need to be resolved when the user reconnects.
Queue Operations After Delete: The user might queue additional operations on a file or folder after it has been deleted. These operations must be managed correctly.
Undo Delete Operations: After deleting a file, the user might want to undo that operation. The system should support this.
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Queue Management with Delete Operations: If the user queues multiple operations and then attempts to delete a folder (or its parent) as the last operation, all preceding operations might become redundant. Additionally, the server could execute a delete operation while other queued operations are still pending, leading to potential conflicts.
Offline File Sharing: The user should be able to share any file or folder while offline, with the operation being queued for when they reconnect.
Handling Rename Operations in Queue: When the user queues multiple operations, if a rename operation is performed in the middle, all subsequent operations must take the rename into account. Similarly, if a delete operation occurs, the queue must adjust accordingly.
Queue Operations on Deleted Parent Folder: If a parent folder is deleted while the user is offline, any queued operations targeting that folder should be handled appropriately.
Server Modifications: The server might delete, rename, or modify a file that the user has also modified while offline. These conflicts need to be resolved when the user reconnects.
Queue Operations After Delete: The user might queue additional operations on a file or folder after it has been deleted. These operations must be managed correctly.
Undo Delete Operations: After deleting a file, the user might want to undo that operation. The system should support this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: