UUIDv7 is only bad for range partitioning and privacy concerns.
The "naturally sortable" is a good thing for postgres and for most people who want to use UUID, because there is no sorted distribution buckets where the last bucket always grows when inserting.
I want to see something like HBase or S3 paths when UUIDv7 gets used.
The "naturally sortable" is a good thing for postgres and for most people who want to use UUID, because there is no sorted distribution buckets where the last bucket always grows when inserting.
I want to see something like HBase or S3 paths when UUIDv7 gets used.