| ▲ | dmurray an hour ago | |
This doesn't sound good at all. It's quite reasonable in many applications to want to send the same message twice: e.g "Customer A buys N units of Product X". If you try to disambiguate those messages using, say, a timestamp or a unique transaction ID, you're back where you started: how do you avoid collisions of those fields? Better if you used a random UUIDv4 in the first place. | ||