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[GitHub] [couchdb] tonysun83 edited a comment on pull request #3909: Fix new_edits:false and VDU function_clause
tonysun83 edited a comment on pull request #3909:
URL: https://github.com/apache/couchdb/pull/3909#issuecomment-1020539556
> In other words, we'd assert that there is at least one forbidden error (and all the rest of forbidden should match) and all the other responses are noreply.
@nickva I'm trying to figure out in what situations where we wouldn't want to forbid the document even if the replies were not `noreply`.
```
[{_, {forbidden, _}, Reply2, Reply3]
```
Reply2, and Reply3 can override forbidden only if they are equal to successful `Reply1 = {ok, Doc1}`, `Reply2 = {ok, Doc2}`. That doesn't seem like it can happen because a successful update implies an update to the revision tree, and the VDU would prevent it.
I can't think of any other scenarios where and Reply2 and Reply3 should override `forbidden`
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