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ObjectUuid FromForm impl #31

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amy commented 2025-05-06 20:48:51 +00:00
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Implement that to allow for usage in forms and params so we don't have to validate ourselves. Consider the same for URIs though may not be required.

Also make [in]fallible funcs to create the object, and disallow direct access (though allow consumption though a self method). Consider storing a UUID object inside

Implement that to allow for usage in forms and params so we don't have to validate ourselves. Consider the same for URIs though may not be required. Also make [in]fallible funcs to create the object, and disallow direct access (though allow consumption though a self method). Consider storing a UUID object inside
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