Oof, I'm happy it was just non-private data! Regardless, this makes an excellent case for strongly typed wrappers as you mention at the end. Our general appro

Oof, I'm happy it was just non-private data! Regardless, this makes an excellent case for strongly typed wrappers as you mention at the end. Our general approach is to use UUIDv4 for identifiers (so the chance of mistaking-one-for-another instantly leads to "not found"), but sometimes you don't have a choice. In those cases it's super-important to have strongly typed wrappers.