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We should check if it may a good idea to use the UUID-class for UUIDs instead of simple Strings.
Using a dedicated class could clearly show what we want to have, instead of a 'primitive' type, that could be of any meaning.
If not using the class a typedef for UUID (internally still using a String) could possibly help make the code more readable
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A typedef sounds reasonable 👍
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We should check if it may a good idea to use the UUID-class for UUIDs instead of simple Strings.
Using a dedicated class could clearly show what we want to have, instead of a 'primitive' type, that could be of any meaning.
If not using the class a typedef for UUID (internally still using a String) could possibly help make the code more readable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: