uuid_create(UUID_TYPE_TIME) seems broken on 32-bit
guilliamxavier opened this issue · comments
Run var_dump(uuid_create(UUID_TYPE_TIME)); several times with a few seconds/minutes delay between each call, here are some sample results:
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on a 64-bit system:
string(36) "3d18e40c-129d-11ea-94e6-61a012af7e36" string(36) "7dbf2f3e-129d-11ea-afb1-efd2f815ab0c" string(36) "95dd40d8-129d-11ea-be2a-931c452fa10d" string(36) "d58d1e1a-129d-11ea-93b0-9774d3d2232c" string(36) "007bc6c6-129e-11ea-bb10-e1b619b491ac" -
on a 32-bit system:
string(36) "3d710800-0000-1000-bc7d-81c9756e8182" string(36) "7de39b90-0000-1000-a067-8b759a2618f5" string(40) "95fa8cb0-ffff-ffffffff-91cb-b372558c0d82" string(40) "d5a82800-ffff-ffffffff-aac8-611f2a0e136d" string(36) "00c2eb80-0000-1000-9410-6b0dafe79f58"=> the middle parts exhibit a problem
@lyrixx can you take a look at this ?
hmm, I see something weird here. The polyfill is expected to throw a RuntimeException when trying to generate a time-based uuid on a 32-bits PHP, saying it is unsupported. Are you actually using the polyfill, or do you have the uuid extension enabled ?
@stof I don't have the uuid extension, I am using the polyfill. On a 32-bits PHP it throws a RuntimeException when calling uuid_time(), but not for uuid_create(UUID_TYPE_TIME) (which thus returns broken values). For information, here are my results for var_dump(uuid_time('3d18e40c-129d-11ea-94e6-61a012af7e36'));:
- on a 64-bits PHP:
int(1575027713) - on a 32-bits PHP: RuntimeException "UUID time generation is not supported on 32-bit systems. Use the uuid extension instead."
it looks like the code for uuid_generate_time (the internal implementation of uuid_create(UUID_TYPE_TIME) is not compatible with 32-bits runtime either, but does not check for it.
@guilliamxavier It looks like I forgot this code path. Would you mind submitting a PR? If you can't or don't want to, no issue! Just tell me and I will do