I found two occurrence where v1 UUIDs were being used instead of v4 UUIDs and I was wondering if these cases really require the semantically much more complex v1 UUIDs or whether we could live equally well with purely random v4 UUIDs? Please see my commit messages for more details.
I'd be really curious to understand the motivation for choosing v1 over v4 UUIDs in the first place, so any feedback on this would be highly appreciated!
@enjalot as far as I can tell from the git history (10f9bef1591fd55f4626c1a7ac6492eaa54164f0) it seems like you have introduced the v1 UUIDs so I'd be particularly interested in your feedback.
Summary
I'm a co-author of the uuid npm module which is being used in some places within this code base.
I'm currently trying to understand real-world use cases of time-based UUIDs ("v1 UUIDs").
Proposed changes
I found two occurrence where
v1UUIDs were being used instead ofv4UUIDs and I was wondering if these cases really require the semantically much more complexv1UUIDs or whether we could live equally well with purely randomv4UUIDs? Please see my commit messages for more details.I'd be really curious to understand the motivation for choosing
v1overv4UUIDs in the first place, so any feedback on this would be highly appreciated!@enjalot as far as I can tell from the git history (10f9bef1591fd55f4626c1a7ac6492eaa54164f0) it seems like you have introduced the
v1UUIDs so I'd be particularly interested in your feedback.@dataproofer/core