JNG-6161 Replace direct UUID class reference to Serializable in SDK.

[Madmat8]

JNG-6161 Replace direct UUID class reference to Serializable in SDK.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the version property of the judo-sdk-common dependency in the pom.xml file. The property <judo-sdk-common-version> has been modified to reference a new build identifier that now includes a feature tag and updated build details. There are no other modifications made to the file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pom.xml	Updated <judo-sdk-common-version> from 1.0.4.20250211_142224_3a63f88f_develop to 1.0.4.20250214_114554_71abc229_feature_JNG_6161_replace_UUID_class_references_to_Serializable

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Oh, I’m a rabbit with dreamy hops,
In pom.xml, a version change pops!
New features flutter in a tiny byte bloom,
Hoping all bugs dash far from our room.
With code so fresh as spring’s first light,
I celebrate this update with pure delight!
🐰✨

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pom.xml (2)

90-90: LGTM! Version update aligns with PR objective.

The updated version of judo-sdk-common reflects the feature branch for replacing UUID with Serializable interface.

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90-90:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify compatibility with dependent modules.

The change from UUID to Serializable in the SDK is potentially breaking. Please ensure all dependent modules in this project are compatible with this change.

Run the following script to identify potential impacts:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for direct UUID usage in the codebase that might be affected by the SDK change

# Search for UUID imports and usage
echo "Searching for UUID usage..."
rg -l "java.util.UUID" || true
rg -l "UUID" || true

# Search for judo-sdk-common dependency declarations
echo -e "\nChecking modules depending on judo-sdk-common..."
rg -l "judo-sdk-common" || true

Length of output: 623

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Verify Dependent Module Compatibility for the SDK Change

The updated SDK version in pom.xml now reflects a change from using UUID to Serializable, which could be breaking. A repository-wide search revealed direct UUID usage in these files:

• judo-tatami-asm2rdbms/src/main/epsilon/transformations/modules/class.etl
• judo-tatami-asm2rdbms/src/main/epsilon/transformations/modules/reference.etl
• judo-tatami-asm2rdbms/src/main/epsilon/transformations/asmToRdbms.etl

Please review these modules to ensure that their handling of UUID (or conversion to Serializable) is fully compatible with the new SDK implementation. Also, verify that no other parts of the project (such as in dependency declarations in pom.xml) are adversely affected by this change.

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