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tegwick ad6f8fa600 Ground conflict-copy candidate in Joplin and Obsidian evidence
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C01. Locator: Passage A Paraphrase: Obsidian Sync can be configured to create a separate conflict file instead of automatically merging conflicting changes. Assumptions: "it" refers to Obsidian Sync when configured for conflict file creation. Interpretation: This describes an optional conflict resolution mechanism in Obsidian Sync.

C02. Locator: Passage B Paraphrase: When a conflict file is created, the original file retains the remote version of the content. Assumptions: "The original file" refers to the file that was subject to a conflict, and "remote version" refers to the content from the synchronized source. This claim is contingent on the conflict file creation mechanism being active. Interpretation: This specifies how Obsidian Sync prioritizes versions when the conflict file option is enabled, indicating the local changes are preserved in the new conflict file, while the main file is updated with the remote content.

Counterevidence: None. Unknowns: The conditions under which this conflict resolution option is triggered (e.g., specific types of conflicting changes). The content and naming convention of the "separate conflict file" are not detailed here. The default behavior when this option is not enabled is not described. Claims needing another source: Details on the automatic-merge mode, the exact naming convention for conflict files, and the user experience for resolving these conflicts.