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Add UUID alias for UUIDv4#178

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  • add a UUID helper that aliases the existing UUIDv4 generator for backward compatibility

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    • Introduced a new UUID function that provides an alternative way to generate unique identifiers, improving API convenience and developer experience.

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This pull request introduces a minor but significant change by adding a new UUID() function. This function serves as a direct alias to the already existing UUIDv4() implementation, primarily to maintain backward compatibility. The goal is to ensure that any legacy or external code relying on a generic UUID() function can continue to operate seamlessly without requiring modifications, while still utilizing the robust UUIDv4() generation logic.

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  • New UUID Alias: A new UUID() helper function has been added which acts as an alias for the existing UUIDv4() generator.
  • Backward Compatibility: This alias is specifically introduced to ensure backward compatibility for any code that might have previously expected a UUID() function.

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@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 merged commit 90afce5 into master Dec 23, 2025
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This pull request introduces a UUID function as an alias for UUIDv4 for backward compatibility. The implementation is correct. I have one suggestion to fix a minor grammatical error in the comment. Additionally, it would be good practice to add a unit test for this new UUID function to ensure it works as expected and to maintain test coverage.

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There's a minor grammatical error here. The word "universally" starts with a consonant sound, so it should be preceded by "a" instead of "an".

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// UUID generates an universally unique identifier (UUID).
// UUID generates a universally unique identifier (UUID).

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❌ Patch coverage is 0% with 2 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 84.77%. Comparing base (c338034) to head (3b0fc36).
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A new public function UUID() is introduced in the utils package as an alias to the existing UUIDv4() function. This provides an alternative entry point while maintaining backward compatibility and preserving all existing behavior.

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Public UUID alias
common.go
New public function UUID() added that delegates to UUIDv4()

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Possibly related PRs

  • gofiber/fiber#3941: Modernizes error wrapping inside UUID/UUIDv4 while this PR adds the new public alias
  • gofiber/utils#175: Directly conflicts as it removes the UUID() function that this PR adds
  • gofiber/utils#170: Modifies UUIDv4's error handling while this PR adds the UUID() alias to it

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🐰 A hop, a skip, a UUID so bright,
New alias UUID() takes its flight,
To UUIDv4 it gladly defers,
Backward compatible, the function concurs! ✨

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Pull request overview

This PR adds a UUID helper function that aliases the existing UUIDv4 generator to provide backward compatibility for code that may have been using a generic UUID function name.

Key Changes

  • Added a new UUID() function that wraps UUIDv4() with an alias pattern
  • Includes documentation noting it's for backward compatibility

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func UUID() string {
return UUIDv4()
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The new UUID function lacks test coverage. Similar functions in common.go have corresponding tests in common_test.go. For example, UUIDv4 has Test_UUIDv4 and Test_UUIDv4_Concurrency. Consider adding at least a basic test for UUID to ensure it returns a valid UUID string, similar to how UUIDv4 is tested.

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Grammar error: "an universally" should be "a universally". The article "a" is used before words beginning with a consonant sound, and "universally" starts with a "y" sound (you-niversally).

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// UUID generates an universally unique identifier (UUID).
// UUID generates a universally unique identifier (UUID).

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sixcolors commented Dec 23, 2025

Since the function was removed from the master branch, which is undergoing a major v2 release, I don’t believe it’s necessary. We can remove it entirely.

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Request we revert. Removal of the function is okay for a major release.

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