Fix client add then delete item then sync issue #51
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deck/card/note item must not been synced to server after client add and delete
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Since depened PR #49 have merged , resubmit this pr. |
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The deck/card/note item must not been synced to server after client add and delete item. The net effect is the item does not exsit on client, so once synced to server, the server should think this item not been exist!
Note: The pr is about the second commit, once
the first commit "fix:once client items in graves have been remove 47f12cb " which is the pr "Fix: server side graves's usn need not set as -1" #49 have been approved ,the pr then can be reviewed and rebased.