feat(yjs): immediately notify peers about external doc updates - #3397
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@JammingBen works great, I wonder if we should request a sse feature from the backend team, so share recievers will be notified too ? 馃 |
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Good point, I will look if any issue already exists and create one if not 馃憤 Edit: see opencloud-eu/opencloud#3578 |
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Notify peers in a yjs session about external doc updates via SSE. Note that this only works if at least on peer receives SSE events for updated files, which is e.g. not the case for share receivers.
closes #3239