The UUIDv7 Node MAY
contain any set of data an implementation desires however the node
MUST NOT be set to all 0s which does not ensure global uniqueness.
In most scenarios the node SHOULD be filled with pseudo-random data.
Is that necessary? It creates a special case in pretty much every programming language.
For example in Python you have to create a node with something like the following.
node = 0
while node == 0:
node = secrets.randbits(56)
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-peabody-dispatch-new-uuid-format-02#section-4.4.3
Is that necessary? It creates a special case in pretty much every programming language.
For example in Python you have to create a node with something like the following.
Instead of just writing.