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Left: {"value":1}
Right: {"value":3}
If you create a Diff in the above cases, it is generated as shown below.
Diff : {"value": [1,3]}
If normal, it will be treated as value=3.
However, if an unintended modulation occurs on the left and right for various reasons, such as concurrency control failure, and you try to diff/patch it, if you turn {"value":[2,3]} over to the parameter, it will eventually set to value=3.
As a result, the value of 3 is the same, but the user may not have intended it.
Therefore, we added PatchBehavior to Options to validate that left.value should be equal to right[0] if LeftMatchValidation is set in the replace operation.
I'm using it well. Thank you.