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The new UUID().parse(arguments[1]) phase only accepts your pre-defined few types. This is not documented if I'm not mistaken. Why has this logic been added since 1.1.x?
This UUID(3, "whatever", "value") used to work, now it fails.
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Well, what should happen for the namespace "whatever"? Unfortunately, it is not a valid UUID. That it worked in 1.1.x is just because JavaScript did not bail out with an error, although internally an incorrect conversion was done. Please change your new UUID(3, "whatever", "value") to e.g. `new UUID(3, new UUID(3, "ns:URL", "info:hdl/example.com/whatever"), "value") if you want to be compliant to the UUID standards and make it working with PureUUID again.
The
new UUID().parse(arguments[1])
phase only accepts your pre-defined few types. This is not documented if I'm not mistaken. Why has this logic been added since 1.1.x?This
UUID(3, "whatever", "value")
used to work, now it fails.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: