ID/UUID appears to be the convention we've been using in ne-go. We have many examples of ...UUID, ...ID, IP..., and MAC....
We have some public type definitions that don't fit the current convention.
$ git grep -n -e Id -e Uuid client.go rest_client.go
client.go:249: MgmtAclTemplateUuid *string
client.go:263: WanInterfaceId *string
client.go:435: ClusterId *string
client.go:446: LicenseFileId *string
This issue is a continuation of #13 where the internal representation of these types was updated.
Addressing this issue may constitute a breaking change so it was deferred from #13.
Originally posted by @displague in #12 (comment)
ID/UUIDappears to be the convention we've been using inne-go. We have many examples of...UUID,...ID,IP..., andMAC....We have some public type definitions that don't fit the current convention.
This issue is a continuation of #13 where the internal representation of these types was updated.
Addressing this issue may constitute a breaking change so it was deferred from #13.
Originally posted by @displague in #12 (comment)