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Take a look at a changeset. if there are any conflicts, populate the conflicting_changes array on this object with a set of Prophet::ConflictingChange objects.

Given a changeset, populates $self->conflicting_changes with all the conflicts that applying that changeset to the target replica would result in.

Given a change, generates a set of Prophet::ConflictingChange entries.

Given a change and the current state of a record, returns an array of Prophet::ConflictingPropChange objects describing conflicts which would occur if the change were applied

In order to record a changeset which might not apply cleanly to the current state of a replica, Prophet generates a nullification changeset. That is, a changeset which sets the state of the replica back to what it needs to be in order to apply the new changeset.

This routine computes a new Prophet::ChangeSet which contains everything needed to nullify the conflicting state of the replica.