I found one occurrence where v1 UUIDs were being used instead of v4 UUIDs and I was wondering if this case really requires the semantically much more complex v1 UUIDs or whether we could live equally well with purely random v4 UUIDs?
I also used the opportunity to replace the deprecated node-uuid dependency with uuid, the official successor of node-uuid.
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!
I'm a co-author of the uuid npm module which is being used in some places within the code base of sharedrop.
I'm currently trying to understand real-world use cases of time-based UUIDs ("v1 UUIDs").
I found one occurrence where v1 UUIDs were being used instead of v4 UUIDs and I was wondering if this case really requires the semantically much more complex v1 UUIDs or whether we could live equally well with purely random v4 UUIDs?
I also used the opportunity to replace the deprecated
node-uuid
dependency withuuid
, the official successor ofnode-uuid
.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!