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I am implementing types for database objects which use UUIDs as primary keys, from the uuid crate. I noticed there is no automatic conversion for these types to the Python UUID type. Therefor, a pyclass with a UUID field requires a wrapper type.
Given the current features for chrono and decimal, it seems natural to add a uuid feature that implements the type conversion (in this case, similar to the decimal implementation specifically).
If there's interest, I'll take a shot at this. Feels like there's enough prior art in rust_decimal
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I am implementing types for database objects which use UUIDs as primary keys, from the uuid crate. I noticed there is no automatic conversion for these types to the Python
UUID
type. Therefor, apyclass
with a UUID field requires a wrapper type.Given the current features for
chrono
anddecimal
, it seems natural to add auuid
feature that implements the type conversion (in this case, similar to thedecimal
implementation specifically).If there's interest, I'll take a shot at this. Feels like there's enough prior art in
rust_decimal
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: