Add test for syncing complex forms twice #1256
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The second sync, that should do nothing, was importing the seed data, including the parts of speech and semantic domains that weren't in fwdata after the first sync.
This was not successful at reproducing the issue we encounter syncing sena-3, because this test is passing. I'll keep working at it.
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I just synced elawa multiple times and each time the number of fwdata changes decreased, but it took about 5 syncs before it was 0. |
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WIP. Will fix #1251 when completed.
So far this has a test that reveals a bug in the seed data for the CRDT sync tests, and another test that's an attempt at replicating what happens when sena-3 is synced twice in a unit test. (Though the second test, which should be failing, is passing right now so it's not yet a reproduction). I may give up on reproducing this in a unit test, and just write an integration test that syncs sena-3 as described in #1251 (comment).