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Newly-minted atom ids in SmSn are currently 16 base-62 characters, or around 96 bits. Let's increase that to 128 bits, and make atom ids into base-62 encoded UUIDs. That should rule out any future concerns about id collisions, and allow commonplace tools to be used for working with atom ids.
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Important: before performing the migration, for each graph, create a file which preserves the mapping between the original ids and the new UUIDs, as a historical record. Older activity logs will become meaningless without this mapping. Alternatively or in addition, simply rewrite the activity logs.
Newly-minted atom ids in SmSn are currently 16 base-62 characters, or around 96 bits. Let's increase that to 128 bits, and make atom ids into base-62 encoded UUIDs. That should rule out any future concerns about id collisions, and allow commonplace tools to be used for working with atom ids.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: