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Jérome Perrin authored
Usually we run tests with two nodes, so when there's a conflict it's always between the "main" node and the processing node, so we always have a distributing node during conflict. But when running with, for example, 2 nodes (the main node + 2 nodes), the conflict might occur between the two processing nodes and after the resolution we still don't have a distributing node.
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