I audit changes to a com.example.TaskSupplier entity with Javers by annotating the corresponding Spring Data repository The primary key of this entity is a UUID, so I can retrieve an instance with However, the entry in Javers' jv_global_id table for this instance wraps the ID in quotes, so in order to retrieve the corresponding row from this table, I have

Why does Javers store the ID of my audited entities wrapped in quotes?

I audit changes to a com.example.TaskSupplier entity with Javers by annotating the corresponding Spring Data repository

@JaversSpringDataAuditable
public interface TaskSupplierRepository extends CrudRepository<TaskSupplier, String> {
}

The primary key of this entity is a UUID, so I can retrieve an instance with

select * from task_supplier where id = 'f463d538-ceb0-498b-a20b-2bb65286d200';

However, the entry in Javers’ jv_global_id table for this instance wraps the ID in quotes, so in order to retrieve the corresponding row from this table, I have to execute

select * from jv_global_id
where type_name = 'com.sourcespace.bidsengine.model.TaskSupplier'
and local_id = '"f463d538-ceb0-498b-a20b-2bb65286d200"';

Is this intentional or a bug? I was confused when the query above without the quotes was failing to retrieve anything. I’m using Postgres, Javers 5.14.0, and Spring Boot 2.4.2

Answer

This is intentional, it’s a JSON type and not a String type. Local Id can be any type in Java, also a Value Object, so it’s serialized to JSON.

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