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Hi guys,

From what I can see, the current UUID format being used is UUIDv4. The google/uuid package also supports UUIDv7s. UUIDv7 is time ordered which makes it much faster to query.

This will make a big difference when storing received notifications / events in databases. Here are some UUIDv4 vs UUIDv7 benchmarks with Postgres:

• https://ardentperf.com/2024/02/03/uuid-benchmark-war/
• https://dev.to/umangsinha12/postgresql-uuid-performance-benchmarking-random-v4-and-time-based-v7-uuids-n9b

There's no downsides at all to switching, it's fully backwards compatible and being able to store events with UUIDv7 ids instead of UUIDv4s will be beneficial to everyone.