We need them tho. Especially UUIDv4 and UUIDv5. We have a distributed system and we manage permission identities with that. Each item that's supposed to be rest

We need them tho. Especially UUIDv4 and UUIDv5. We have a distributed system and we manage permission identities with that. Each item that's supposed to be restricted has either of these ids. UUIDv4 for global things like workspaces and users, UUIDv5 for workspace-specific stuff (the workspace UUIDv4 is given as a namespace for the v5) and it's quite beautiful and prevents clashes. So it really depends on your usage. We still have long ids that are exposed to the client tho.