Comment by dgellow

I just read UUIDv7, something I wasn't familiar with until now. That does address everything I had in mind yes. I assumed timestamp-uuid meant purely based on the timestamp precision, in which case you can get conflicts if you don't have a reliable clock across your system.

But UUIDv7 looks pretty awesome:

> What is a Version 7 UUID made from?

> unix_ts_ms: 019e0c7bfe93

> ver: 7

> rand_a: 0b6

> var: b

> rand_b: 55a99e023294673

So please ignore my previous comment :)