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ScottESanDiego
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The uuid.NewV4() function apparently sends back multiple values (UUID and err). Upon looking at the uuid.go code I noticed that there was a Must() function that is supposed to wrap functions like NewV4(). I have added the wrapper and now the gcp-connector-util appears to compile correctly.
As a side note, I know next to nothing about golang, so somebody should definitely make sure this is doing what is expected and not simply making the compiler happy.