Hyper-V Replica Write Idempotency Behavior

Hyper-V Replica Retry Semantics Without Idempotency Guarantees

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Hyper-V Replica Block Synchronization

The precise goal is to determine safe retry behavior during a failed Hyper-V Replica transfer.

The constraint is that Hyper-V Replica only guarantees crash consistency, not exactly-once block delivery during resynchronization.

What is the documented behavior regarding re-sending blocks already applied to the replica upon interval failure?

Can a caller safely retry a failed replication transfer without risking duplicate writes?

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Hyper-V Replica Block Synchronization

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