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Collab Phase 7: Conflict Resolution UX and Collaboration Observability Dashboards

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
30/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
javascript
Domain
frontend, observability

Research direction

Start by reviewing the client queue and the durable flush worker and RERUM overwrite dependencies. Trace durable conflict events through reconciliation, the conflict banner and recovery actions, then identify the instrumentation points for queue depth, flush success, conflict ratio and commit latency. Done means pending local operations survive reconciliation, users can recover from conflicts, and telemetry separates intake, queue, flush and conflict failures.

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Description

collaboration cross-repo deferred-persistence frontend phase-7

Summary

Deliver conflict recovery UX and visibility into collaborative system health.

Scope

  • Handle durable conflict events in client queue.
  • Add reconciliation flow using latest durable state and pending local ops.
  • Expose conflict banner and recovery actions to users.
  • Add dashboard instrumentation for queue depth, flush success ratio, conflict ratio, commit latency.

Acceptance Criteria

  • Conflict paths are user-actionable and recoverable.
  • Local pending operations are preserved during reconciliation.
  • Telemetry can distinguish intake, queue, flush, and conflict failures.

Dependencies

  • Depends on TPEN-services durable flush worker issue.
  • Depends on RERUM idempotent overwrite enhancements issue.
Dominant language
JavaScript
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2
Forks
3
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