Add IDUtils class to manage ID generation and validation #473
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…or other operations
…p menu for operations, and int/bool type mapping for operations
…ated dependencies
-Move ID generation methods here -Validate IDs are alphanumeric
c-schuler
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Oct 13, 2023
This param allows us to determine if we want to allow numeric ids overriding default HAPI behaviour
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Description
By default, HAPI uses numeric IDs internally and alpha-numeric IDs for users. However, the CQF Tooling allows IDs to be numeric, which results in resources that are not compatible with the default deploy of HAPI.
This PR modifies the CQF Tooling to enforce that IDs of resources that are generated or verified by its operations are alpha-numeric, i.e. default HAPI compatible.
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