Fix UUID parsing issue due to hyphenated format in MariaDB #2485
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PR Info
This pull request resolves an issue where Uuid values retrieved from MariaDB (I am using 10.11.10) were not correctly parsed, leading to runtime errors such as:
The problem occurred because MariaDB's UUID type stores UUIDs as hyphenated strings (e.g.,
f8aa-ed66-1a1b-11ec-ab4e-f859-713e-4be4
), whileuuid::Uuid
in Rust expects a non-hyphenated byte format. The current implementation attempted to directly convert the database value intoUuid
, which caused errors due to this mismatch in format and byte length. The behavior on other database systems or versions has not been tested.Changes
try_get
method now retrieves the UUID value as anOption<Vec<u8>>
, because we cannot determine whether the database is MariaDB or MySQL and need a more general approach.uuid::Uuid::parse_str
, ensuring correct handling of the hyphenated UUID format.This change ensures that UUID values retrieved from MariaDB are handled correctly, preventing runtime errors related to the incorrect length or format, while maintaining compatibility with the database's UUID storage format.