fix(core): extend BaseKey type to support number[] for UUID compatibility - #7487
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…lity UUID types from some OpenAPI generators use number[] (byte arrays) as their representation. Previously BaseKey only accepted string | number, forcing users to use type assertions. This change widens the type to also accept number[]. Closes refinedev#7403
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Description
UUID types from some OpenAPI generators use
number[](byte arrays) as their representation. PreviouslyBaseKeyonly acceptedstring | number, forcing users to use type assertions when working with such UUID representations.This change widens the
BaseKeytype to also acceptnumber[].Related Issue
Closes #7403
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How Has This Been Tested?
This is a pure type-level change — widening a union type — so no runtime behavior is affected. TypeScript compilation succeeds with the widened type.