backfill uuid script#69294
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This is the fourth PR in a series of PRs to migrate our existing channel token system for projects to unique identifiers. This PR adds a script to backfill project UUIDs.
There are about 1.4 billion records in the Projects table. Limited at 1000 records/second, it will take at least 16 days to complete this backfill. On a production-cloned adhoc, backfilling 1 million records took 3 hours. At that rate, it will take 6 months of straight backfill to complete.
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Now that all projects have UUIDs, we can continue on to removing legacy channel token support.
4. Update the UUID column to be non-null
5. Eventually completely remove old channel token support
Privacy and Security
This PR is the third step in further securing our projects.