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-Since the application may need to perform I/O in order to fetch the base entries, you are free to start using the work tree before they are fully populated. You can also populate the base entries in a streaming fashion by calling `appendBaseEntries` multiple times and ensuring that the entries passed to each call pick up from the last entry passed in the previous call. If
+Since the application may need to perform I/O in order to fetch the base entries, you are free to start using the work tree before they are fully populated. You can also populate the base entries in a streaming fashion by calling `appendBaseEntries` multiple times and ensuring that the entries passed to each call pick up from the last entry passed in the previous call.
For now, Memo has no internal concept of commits. Application code will need to arrange for all replicas to build on top of the same commit state and see the exact same base entries. When a participant wishes to commit, you'll need to coordinate building up a new work tree on top of the new state. We plan to handle more commit-related logic directly within the library in the future.
