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+### 17.1.0 (2 April 2026)
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 - FIX CRDT plugin `bulkInsert` hook not including schema default values in CRDT operations, causing data loss during conflict resolution rebuild when fields rely on schema defaults
 - FIX `RxDocument.get$()` on nested object/array paths emitting spurious values when unrelated document fields changed, because `distinctUntilChanged()` used reference equality which always fails for non-primitive values across document revisions
 - FIX `incrementalUpsert()` throwing a CONFLICT error when a concurrent `upsert()`/`insert()` creates the same document between the internal `findOne()` and `insert()` calls
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 - FIX `modify()` not deep-cloning document data, allowing the modifier to corrupt internal state via shared nested references
 - FIX `fillObjectWithDefaults` shared mutable references for non-primitive schema defaults (arrays/objects) causing corrupted values on subsequent inserts
 
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 ### 17.0.0 (30 March 2026)
 
 🚀 **RxDB v17 is released**
 
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@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ In the past, RxDB supported using [LokiJS as RxStorage](./rx-storage-lokijs.md)
 
 ### Gundb
 
-GUN is a JavaScript graph database. While having many features, the **decentralized** replication is the main unique selling point. You can replicate data Peer-to-Peer without any centralized backend server. GUN has several other features that are useful on top of that, like encryption and authentication.
+GUN is a JavaScript graph database. While having many features, the **decentralized** replication is the main unique selling point. You can replicate data Peer-to-Peer without any centralized backend server. GUN has several other features that are useful on top of that, like [encryption](./encryption.md) and authentication.
 
 While testing it was really hard to get basic things running. GUN is open source, but because of how the source code [is written](https://github.com/amark/gun/blob/master/src/put.js), it is very difficult to understand what is going wrong.
 
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 LowDB is a small, local JSON database powered by the Lodash library. It is designed to be simple, easy to use, and straightforward. LowDB allows you to perform native JavaScript queries and persist data in a flat JSON file. Written in TypeScript, it's particularly well-suited for small projects, prototyping, or when you need a lightweight, file-based database.
 
-As an alternative to LowDB, [RxDB](./) offers real-time reactivity, allowing developers to subscribe to database changes, a feature not natively available in LowDB. Additionally, RxDB provides robust [query capabilities](./rx-query.md), including the ability to subscribe to query results for automatic UI updates. These features make RxDB a strong alternative to LowDB for more complex and dynamic applications.
+As an alternative to LowDB, [RxDB](./) offers real-time [reactivity](./reactivity.md), allowing developers to subscribe to database changes, a feature not natively available in LowDB. Additionally, RxDB provides robust [query capabilities](./rx-query.md), including the ability to subscribe to query results for automatic UI updates. These features make RxDB a strong alternative to LowDB for more complex and dynamic applications.
 
 ### localForage
 localForage is a popular JavaScript library for offline storage that provides a simple, promise-based API. It abstracts over different storage mechanisms such as [IndexedDB](./rx-storage-indexeddb.md), WebSQL, or [localStorage](./articles/localstorage.md), making it easier to write code once and have it work seamlessly across various browsers. While localForage is great for storing data locally in a key-value manner, it doesn't provide the real-time reactive queries, [conflict handling](./transactions-conflicts-revisions.md), or revision-based replication that RxDB does. This makes localForage a useful choice for straightforward caching or persistent storage needs, but not ideal for advanced offline-first scenarios requiring multi-user collaboration or complex querying.
 
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 To begin our journey with RxDB, let's understand its key concepts and features.
 
 ### What is RxDB?
-[RxDB](https://rxdb.info/) is a client-side database that follows the principles of reactive programming. It is built on top of IndexedDB, the [native browser database](./browser-database.md), and leverages the RxJS library for reactive data handling. RxDB provides a simple and intuitive API for managing data and offers features like data replication, multi-tab support, and efficient query handling.
+[RxDB](https://rxdb.info/) is a client-side database that follows the principles of reactive programming. It is built on top of IndexedDB, the [native browser database](./browser-database.md), and leverages the RxJS library for reactive data handling. RxDB provides a simple and intuitive API for managing data and offers features like data [replication](../replication.md), multi-tab support, and efficient query handling.
 
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 One of the standout features of RxDB is its offline-first approach. It allows you to build applications that can work seamlessly in offline scenarios. RxDB stores data locally and automatically synchronizes changes with the server when the network becomes available. This capability is particularly useful for applications that need to function in low-connectivity or unreliable network environments.
 
 ### Data Replication
-RxDB provides built-in support for data replication between clients and servers. This means you can synchronize data across multiple devices or instances of your application effortlessly. RxDB handles conflict resolution and ensures that data remains consistent across all connected clients.
+RxDB provides built-in support for data replication between clients and servers. This means you can synchronize data across multiple devices or instances of your application effortlessly. RxDB handles [conflict resolution](../transactions-conflicts-revisions.md) and ensures that data remains consistent across all connected clients.
 
 ### Observable Queries
 RxDB offers a powerful querying mechanism with support for [observable queries](../rx-query.md). This allows you to create dynamic queries that automatically update when the underlying data changes. By leveraging RxDB's observable queries, you can build reactive UI components that respond to data changes in real-time.