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1. Temporarily disable backup log encryption. Replace `encryptedLogBytes` with `logBytes` in `NativeConnectionManager.cpp` in `persistLog`. 2. Build native app. 3. Use the app, create some drafts. 4. Download backup logs from XCode. 5. Apply this patch to web: https://gist.github.com/marcinwasowicz/1fd0e17c4808d72467ecf11dca9e0ca3 6. Find the first log that creates draft and use button introduced by the patch above to trigger restoration. 7. Refresh web app. Ensure draft created on native is there.

1. Temporarily disable backup log encryption. Replace `encryptedLogBytes` with `logBytes` in `NativeConnectionManager.cpp` in `persistLog`. 2. Build native app. 3. Use the app, create some drafts. 4. Download backup logs from XCode. 5. Apply this patch to web: https://gist.github.com/marcinwasowicz/1fd0e17c4808d72467ecf11dca9e0ca3 6. Find the first log that creates draft and use button introduced by the patch above to trigger restoration. 7. Refresh web app. Ensure draft created on native is there. To test native: 1. Comment out removing backup directory in `DatabaseManager::clearSensitiveData()`. 2. Comment out code that encrypts logs. 3. Add a call that creates main compaction `restore_backup` in `backup.rs`. 4. Build the app. 5. Create compaction by pressing button in backup menu. 6. Create some drafts. 7. Log out. 8. Download app `Documents` container from XCode and see how many logs are there. 9. Change `restore_backup` to restore from all logs files that affect drafts. 10. Build the app. Log in. 11. Press button in backup menu to restore from logs 12. See that drafts are recreated. In order to test conflict handler repeat steps above but do not restore from all logs in step 9. Basically skip log that inserts draft and apply only those that modify it. Ensure no drafts are created but logs in the XCode console appear informing that conflict occurred.

1. Temporarily disable backup log encryption. Replace `encryptedLogBytes` with `logBytes` in `NativeConnectionManager.cpp` in `persistLog`. 2. Build native app. 3. Use the app, create some drafts. 4. Download backup logs from XCode. 5. Apply this patch to web: https://gist.github.com/marcinwasowicz/1fd0e17c4808d72467ecf11dca9e0ca3 6. Find the first log that creates draft and use button introduced by the patch above to trigger restoration. 7. Refresh web app. Ensure draft created on native is there. To test native: 1. Comment out removing backup directory in `DatabaseManager::clearSensitiveData()`. 2. Comment out code that encrypts logs. 3. Add a call that creates main compaction `restore_backup` in `backup.rs`. 4. Build the app. 5. Create compaction by pressing button in backup menu. 6. Create some drafts. 7. Log out. 8. Download app `Documents` container from XCode and see how many logs are there. 9. Change `restore_backup` to restore from all logs files that affect drafts. 10. Build the app. Log in. 11. Press button in backup menu to restore from logs 12. See that drafts are recreated. In order to test conflict handler repeat steps above but do not restore from all logs in step 9. Basically skip log that inserts draft and apply only those that modify it. Ensure no drafts are created but logs in the XCode console appear informing that conflict occurred.