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That's a different design issue then - it means lack of synchronization. It is orthogonal to using uuids at a client. In fact, (properly) using uuids are a reas
by mafuy 5y ago
That's a different design issue then - it means lack of synchronization. It is orthogonal to using uuids at a client. In fact, (properly) using uuids are a reasonable way to resolve this.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoNot arguing against using UUID. Just exploring that async concept further and the challenges in that. OK 2 separate issues : )