Feature/detect UUID

[EstebanDalelR]

Description

Adds comments for UUID intances

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• Documentation update
• Chore: cleanup/renaming, etc
• RFC
• Test

Notes

Acceptance

• I have read the Contributing guidelines
• I have read the Code of Conduct

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Watermelon AI Summary

This Pull Request introduces a new feature where it implements the capability to detect and handle UUIDs within the system, including updating the user interface to reflect this new functionality.

GitHub PRs

• #445 - Feature/detect UUID - By EstebanDalelR 19 hours ago

• #444 - Feature/detect jwt - By EstebanDalelR 19 hours ago

• #416 - Make comment detection RegEx legible - By baristaGeek 1 months ago

watermelon is an open repo and Watermelon will serve it for free.
🍉🫶
Why not invite more people to your team?

[baristaGeek]

1. How do I test? With what PR that introduces this pattern can I test?

2. Please expand on the argument that this is a code smell. Is it because it leaks access to the DB? Are only certain kinds of IDs a vulnerability (eg: sequential ones that can give the attacker a way to brute force)? Are non-obvious IDs something that can be exposed to the world?

[EstebanDalelR]

1. How do I test? With what PR that introduces this pattern can I test?

   2. Please expand on the argument that this is a code smell. Is it because it leaks access to the DB? Are only certain kinds of IDs a vulnerability (eg: sequential ones that can give the attacker a way to brute force)? Are non-obvious IDs something that can be exposed to the world?

1. Introduce an UUID in a PR
2. There should not be UUIDs in the code, having them hard coded is a smell. It's fine if you put them somewhere visible, but definitely should not commit them.