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The part of code that checks overrides for determinations, seem to always look into the id -- while (the features bucket_type is guid) one would the keys on overrides to represent guids.
Solution
There is an easy solution of deciding to use id or guid here -- however backwards compatibility is a big issue here. Two ways I can imagine we get around this:
Do a major release and warn about the breaking change.
Check for both id and guid -- bit hacky but in reality these two never clash, so... we should be fine?
What
The part of code that checks overrides for determinations, seem to always look into the
id-- while (the featuresbucket_typeisguid) one would the keys onoverridesto representguids.Solution
There is an easy solution of deciding to use
idorguidhere -- however backwards compatibility is a big issue here. Two ways I can imagine we get around this:idandguid-- bit hacky but in reality these two never clash, so... we should be fine?Thoughts?
/cc @jphastings