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Root cause: normal child Container IDs include an OpId. So if two peers create a child container concurrently, they get different IDs. When both write to the same LoroMap key, one child can overwrite the other.
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loro.devMergeable Containers: Fixing Concurrent Child Creation – LoroMergeable Containers let Loro peers concurrently create the same child container under a Map key and still merge into one shared child, by deriving identity from the logical parent/key/type instead of...